Nasrin Maleksabet transforms traditional Iranian textile methods into contemporary visual poetry, weaving together themes of identity, memory, and cultural heritage. Drawing from the rich legacy of Persian carpet weaving, she employs dense layers of thread and woven structures that create visually compelling and tactile surfaces. Her practice explores the relationship between the masculine and feminine through the metaphor of warp and weft, producing works that balance fragmentation and unity. Through meticulous craftsmanship, Maleksabet evokes a quiet, contemplative atmosphere that invites viewers to reflect on time, history, and the complexities of Iranian identity. By bridging ancient craft traditions with modern expression, her art offers a nuanced meditation on the passage of time and the dialogue between past and present. Her textured compositions reveal a deep engagement with materiality and cultural memory, making her practice both visually striking and conceptually rich. ...
