The Temirtau City Museum  opened a collection exhibition "Illustrations of Random Female Images," to coincide with International Women's Day on March 6, 2026,. The exhibition was presented as part of a solo exhibition by Khainisa Rakhimzhanovna Mustafina- a member of the f Artists Union of the Kazakhstan Republic.

As part of the exhibition project's preparation, a selection of museum items from the museum's collection was undertaken. The core of the exhibition consists of original exhibits dating from the 19th to the 21st centuries. To create the exhibition's artistic concept, museum designer Khainisa Mustafina developed graphic illustrations inspired by the museum's exhibits.

A compositional exhibition area was created in the center of the exhibition hall, with collection items arranged around the original graphic works. Each museum object—a piece of clothing, an accessory, a household item, or a decorative detail—became the starting point for the creation of an artistic image of a woman. Graphic illustrations were created based on the museum objects, revealing the possible history, mood, and image of the time associated with each object.

The exhibition combines museum objects and original graphics, allowing visitors to explore the relationship between historical artifacts and artistic imagination.

The exhibition project demonstrates how form, detail, and object reveal the image of a woman—everyday, recognizable, and simultaneously unique. The exhibition also allows visitors to trace the changes in the external manifestations of women's lives throughout different historical periods, while preserving their inner essence.