Trees seem to me to be the symbol of life, consistency, and an undemanding love. I’m mostly concerned about the trunk of the tree rather than its leaves. Leaves to me portray the colorful yet fading aspects of life, while the trunks give me the strength to carry on with life.
Born
Tehran, Iran – 1950
Education
B.A. in English Literature from American College, Tehran
Select Solo and Group Exhibitions
– Five solo exhibitions in the most leading gallery in Iran, Golestan Gallery, in the years 2000, 2001, 2002, 2007 , 2009 and 2019
– One solo exhibition in Ava gallery in 2007
– One solo exhibition in Shirin gallery in 2008
– One group exhibition in Servat gallery in 2003
– Sixteen group exhibitions “Sad Assar az Sad Honarmand,,” 100 pieces from 100 artists since 1997 –
– One group exhibition in Pacific Art Gallery in Kona, Hawaii
– One group exhibition in Boom O Rang gallery in 2009
– Three group exhibitions for some public owned institutes from 2003 – 2004
– Attending on 1st. Modern & Contemporary Visual Art Auction 2011
– One group exhibition in Saba gallery 2011
– One group exhibition in Kahane Honarmandan (House of Artists) 2012
– Two group exhibitions in Tara Gallery in LA, USA, 2013 and 2014
– One group exhibition in UN, Iran for Charity exhibition on International day of Food (WFP) 2014
– Two group exhibitions in Haftnegah 7th and 8th and 10th (Seven Looks) Sale of the year in 2014 and 2015,2018
– Time to Talk, 100 contemporary artists from Iran, Satura Art Gallery, 17-28 Oct. 2015.
– Group exhibition run by Kahneh Konarmandan, Pama Society and Golestan
Gallery in March 2016.
Discussing and showing a few of my paintings in Artist’s profiles of contemporary Art itineraries of Satura in 2016 (pages 152-153).
– One group exhibition in Saba gallery for MS Association in 2017.
– One charity exhibition ran by MS Association in Hotel Evin 2018
– One group exhibition in Art Expo Tabriz 2020
– One group exhibition,” 100 Assar Az 100 Honamand Golestan Online Exhibition 2020
Member
Society of Iranian Painters
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