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Young man with severe autism opens his own gallery in Dobrich

published on 3/1/25 9:05 AM

Nedislav Peev

Photo: Facebook/ Камелия Тодорова

The talented young artist Nedislav Peev, diagnosed with 90% autism, has his own gallery in Dobrich. Thanks to the tireless efforts of his mother, Kamelia Todorova, the young man is now registered as an artist with the registration agency - a precedent for the country. This will enable him to earn an income for his work and to develop further.

Nedislav's socialisation efforts have not stopped and he is already able to utter a number of words. However, his artistic talent has elevated him to an exceptional level, recognised by professionals and admirers alike.

Nedislav Nedev started painting at the age of 16 during the Covid-19 pandemic, when his grandmother died. Every year since, he has created calendars of his paintings and used the proceeds to cover the therapies he needs. Nedislav has had four solo exhibitions and participated in group exhibitions in Ruse, Plovdiv, Varna and Balchik.

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