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MATIN ABEDI | GOLNAR ADILI | MARYAM ASHKANIAN | ALIREZA ASTANEH | GOHAR DASHTI | HABIB FARAJABADI | AMIR FARHAD KAMRAN HEIDARI | MARYAM HOSEINI | VAHID JAFARNEZAD | ELNAZ JAVANI | YASSER MIRZAEE | HOUMAN MORTAZAVI | SAMANEH MOTALEBI TAHER POURHEIDARI | MÉLODIE HOJABR SADAT | ABOLFAZI SHAHI | NEDA ZARFSAZ | ALI & RAMYAR |
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I entered the Fine Arts University in Rasht in 2007, Iran. It was the best decision of my life. You can't find the same patterns and character in new fabric as in old textiles. I’m not trying to make a sentimental issue out of the old textiles, but my lifelong experiences with fabric have given me a different view of them. I get lots of personal satisfaction from my work. I work layer by layer until the point that I can say it was a successful dialogue. If I’m not happy with the work, I will separate the unfinished parts and begin again. I do not sign the work until I have realised my concept - even though I may get compliments from others during the process. Poetry inspires me. Often, in my mind, there is something meaningful going through a maturing process, and when I hear a word, poem or story, the language guides me unconsciously toward the inspiration that was maturing in my mind. My work starts from the moment I can reconstruct the inspiration for myself. My work is very similar to a writer’s work but with a different result. |
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