Mohsen Irani: Figurative Expression of Human Vanity
Mohsen Irani is a Persian Figurative painter who explores the themes of weakness and strength, beauty and evil in human beings. He exposes human vulnerability and weaknesses.
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Fariborz Faridafshin: Faded Watercolours Speak of Transience and Conformity
February 28, 2009
Brush strokes and faded watercolour are used by Fariborz Faridafshin to highlight Society's absorbing nature. He also captures anonymous people's lonely existences through his paintings.
Zahra Darvishian: Exploring Loneliness in an Urban Landscape
February 6, 2009
Zahra Darvishian is a Persian poetess, photographer and painter whose works of art revolve around the themes of violence, loneliness, gender and urban chaos.
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March 4, 2009
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