Eurasian Science and Arts

We are pleased to present the latest issue of the international scholarly journal Eurasian Science & Arts, featuring current research in the fields of art studies and musicology.

The recent opens with Dmitry Sevostyanov's article, "Individual Style in Painting and Graphics: The Structure of Pictural Motorics." The author proposes an interdisciplinary approach to the study of individual artistic style through the perspectives of psychophysiology, Nikolai Bernstein's theory of movement construction levels, and systems theory. The study reveals the mechanisms underlying the formation of an artist's individual style and demonstrates the potential for integrating art history with contemporary scientific concepts.

The second article, by Gulnara Kuzbakova and Zhansaya Rsmaganbetova, examines Jerry Goldsmith's score for Planet of the Apes (1968). The authors propose a parametric model for film music analysis, investigating timbral organization, rhythmic structures, spatial sound effects, and the interaction between musical and visual elements in shaping the film's artistic dramaturgy.

The issue concludes with Aisha Bekbusinova's study of Sergei Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 1, Op. 19. The article explores the synthesis of classical traditions and innovative compositional techniques, analyzing the work's dramaturgy, formal design, thematic development, and orchestration while highlighting its significance in the evolution of the twentieth-century violin concerto.

The new issue reflects a broad spectrum of contemporary approaches to the study of art–from interdisciplinary research in the visual arts to the analysis of film music and the academic musical heritage, demonstrating current trends in the development of the humanities.

We invite faculty members, researchers, doctoral and master's students, as well as everyone interested in contemporary issues of art and culture, to explore the new issue of Eurasian Science & Arts.