PRESS RELEASE II
Dallas, Texas – 12/21/2024. Mundus Artium Press, housed at the University of Texas at Dallas, proudly announces the recipients of the 2025 Orpheus Texts Awards. These prestigious accolades celebrate exceptional contributions to literature, journalism, visual arts, and environmental artistry. Each award reflects the laureates’ profound commitment to enriching humanistic endeavors and advancing the betterment of society.
Poet of the Year (2025): Salim Babullaoglu, Azerbaijan
Salim Babullaoglu is honored as Poet of the Year for his exceptional contributions to contemporary poetry. A distinguished voice in Azerbaijani literature, Babullaoglu’s work resonates with universal themes of humanity and resilience, celebrating the poetic craft as a profound instrument of cultural and emotional connection.
Literary Translator of the Year (2025): Hamdy Elgabry, Egypt
Hamdy Elgabry, this year’s Literary Translator of the Year, is celebrated for his extraordinary efforts in bridging cultural and linguistic divides. His mastery of translation captures the soul of literary works, fostering greater understanding and appreciation between diverse cultures through the written word.
Journalist of the Year (2024): Baltabek Tuyetayev, Kazakhstan
Baltabek Tuyetayev receives the Journalist of the Year award for his fearless and insightful reporting. Tuyetayev’s commitment to truth and social justice has elevated journalism as a cornerstone of democracy and public discourse, shining a light on stories that matter most.
Writer of the Year (2024): Nazar Eshonqul, Uzbekistan
Nazar Eshonqul is named Writer of the Year for his profound literary contributions. Eshonqul’s work, marked by rich narrative depth and cultural authenticity, captures the essence of Uzbek life while addressing universal questions of identity, history, and human experience.
Visual Artist of the Year (2024): Sinisa Krunic, Serbia
Sinisa Krunic is awarded Visual Artist of the Year for his groundbreaking contributions to the visual arts. His visionary creations challenge boundaries, celebrate the interplay of form and meaning, and offer profound meditations on the human condition through his unique artistic lens.
Artist of Nature of the Year (2024): Moon Kook-hyun, South Korea
Moon Kook-hyun is honored as Artist of Nature of the Year for his exceptional dedication to environmental artistry. Through innovative projects that combine tree planting, ecological restoration, and aesthetic design, Moon exemplifies how art can harmonize with nature to create a healthier and more beautiful ecosystem.
Each recipient has been chosen through a meticulous selection process, ensuring their lasting legacy in their respective fields. Their achievements will be permanently enshrined on the Mundus Artium Press website and recorded in the international database, serving as a timeless testament to their exemplary contributions to humanity. For further inquiries, please visit Mundus Artium Press: www.mundusartiumpress.us