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On The Land

My works are born from journeys—painted exclusively during travels, never in a studio. They emerge from direct encounters with nature, not from observation but from being within landscapes. This immersion is perhaps their only common thread. I surrender my palette and process to my inner state, painting without constraints. While earlier works featured female figures, […]

Cease Fire

A ceasefire, seemingly calm and secure, is yet alwaysinviolved with a collapse; it speaks of instability,insecurity, and a fleeting, temporary stability. Aceasefire can be described by its small instabilitiesand exemplified through familiar stories. Although aceasefire is the brief period after a war, for us, it is afamiliar experience—one of no short standing, and onethat exists […]

Portrait In The Abyss

Jean Baudrillard believes that in todays world, images and symbols are no longer mere reflections of reality, but have themselves become an independent and even dominant reality. Consequently, portraits and images do not simply reflect identity; they construct and transform it. Thus, the concept of identity and its relationship to the image becomes deeper and […]

Heaven is Blue

Narges Khademi’s work is primarily centered on the emotional associations evoked by landscapes or natural scenes. She transcends reality by exaggerating color, creating an imaginative space with a mysterious and ambiguous beauty. When she paints, she frees herself, allowing her immediate emotions to surface, so that conscious brushstrokes can blend with unconscious expression. In her […]

Elusive Human

We weren’t afraid of anything in the future; we were suffering under the immediate present, we were actually enduring our punishment. Franz Kafka – The Castle This collection is based on illusion: the existence of people in illusory and imaginary spaces. People who are, but are not in reality. The boundary between being and not being in the imaginary world, in this universe, is the main […]

Open up Your Tired Eyes

In a city weighed down by the heavy burden of relentless events, the exhibition «Open up Your Tired Eyes» offers a moment to pause, breathe, and reawaken senses dulled by the weight of witnessing hardship. It is an invitation to return to tranquility, to the quiet resilience of nature—a force both steadfast and unyielding, untouched […]