Ilhom Jabborov
Ilhom Jabborov is a prominent Uzbek sculptor known for his significant contribution to the country's memorial art. He is the creator of the 'Motamsaro ona' (Sorrowful Mother) statue, which serves as a poignant tribute to mothers who lost their sons in war. His work, unveiled in 1999 at the Xotira va qadrlash maydoni (Memory and Respect Square) in Tashkent, embodies the collective grief and gratitude of a nation towards those who sacrificed their lives for peace. Jabborov's artistic journey is deeply personal, as he drew inspiration from his own mother, who endured the pain of losing a child to war. His sculptures not only reflect the historical context of Uzbekistan but also resonate with universal themes of loss, hope, and maternal love.
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Ilhom Jabborov is a sculptor known for creating monuments in Uzbekistan, including statues of Amir Temur and Islom Karimov.
“Prezident haykali uchun Malibu olganman” — Amir Temur va Islom Karimov haykallarini yasagan Ilhom Jabborov bilan suhbat
Uzbekistan· 2025-07-04
Ilhom Jabborov gave an interview discussing the decline of true art and shared memories of Islam Karimov.
4-iyul kuni e’lon qilingan eng muhim yangiliklar dayjesti – O‘zbekiston yangiliklari – GazetaUzbekistan· 2025-07-04
Ilhom Jabborov created the statue 'Motamsaro ona' based on the image of his mother.
13-may kuni e’lon qilingan eng muhim yangiliklar dayjesti – O‘zbekiston yangiliklari – Gazeta.uzUzbekistan· 2025-05-13
Ilhom Jabborov is the sculptor who created the 'Motamsaro ona' monument in Uzbekistan.
“Ona umrbod kutadi”. O‘zbekistonning asosiy harbiy yodgorligiga o‘z tarixini singdirgan haykaltarosh Ilhom Jabborov hikoyasiUzbekistan· 2025-05-13