Khordad e Yekom

Elahe Farmanian
In times when fear engulfs everything, survival is the instinct to remain, and resilience is the art of moving forward.
These works tell the story of humanity—of a person who, even in the heart of darkness, still finds a reason to grow, to rise, and to bloom.

Payeez Khorsand

The Buffaloes of Hoor Al-Azim emerged from a contemplation of the relationship between memory, the body, and landscape.For me, Hoor Al-Azim is not merely a geographical site; it is a space where part of a collective memory has been formed, while another part is gradually disappearing. In these works, the buffaloes appear as carriers of that memory—beings whose existence is inseparably intertwined with the fate of the wetland and its ecosystem.Within these images, the boundaries between human, animal, and land often dissolve. Figures merge into one another, and memory persists not as a clear narrative, but as a fragile and uncertain trace—something that is simultaneously emerging and fading away.What drew me to this series was a reflection on things that slowly lose their clarity before they disappear completely: ecosystems and living creatures, as well as memories that settle within the body and leave their marks long after they have passed.

The Buffaloes of Hoor Al-Azim is an attempt to pause before this process of erasure—a space suspended between remembering and forgetting, between presence and absence.

Fatemeh Eshkvarian

Peony in My Colorful Touches
Each brushstroke is an attempt to capture a fleeting moment of beauty, suspended between chaos and tranquility
This work tells the story of a delicate presence that continues to bloom despite disorder and uncertainty—a quiet resilience that persists amid ambiguity and unrest.

Blue
A search through stillness and liberation.
A delicate presence that, within layers of color and movement, creates a balance between serenity and instability—an exploration of the subtle tension between calm and change.

After the War
A reflection on the moment when destruction has ended, yet its imprint remains deeply embedded within the soul.
This work is an attempt to capture the inner turmoil that lingers after every war—silent, enduring, and impossible to erase.

Diseased Roses
They carry within them a faded memory of blooming.
A reflection on the fragility of beauty and the gradual erosion of life, as though suspended between flourishing and decay—caught in a delicate state of becoming and fading at once.

Distraught
Distraught reflects the ceaseless flow of the mind as it navigates doubt, memory, and emotion.
A contemplation of the restless inner landscape where thoughts, recollections, and feelings intertwine, shaping a state of constant movement and uncertainty.

Fatemeh Sasanian asl

.This collection consists of the remnants of figures left suspended between memory and decay—isolated sculptures lingering between lost grandeur and the silence that follows ruin
These works are not an attempt to represent the body; rather, they are traces of an absence—a confrontation with an identity, presence, or memory that, even after collapse, still longs to
remain