Visual Elements: This abstract painting features a vibrant palette of blues, greens, and oranges, with bold, expressive brushstrokes that create a sense of movement and dynamism across the canvas. The overall composition evokes a turbulent, swirling landscape, with the impression of wind or waves.
Subject Matter: The painting depicts an atmospheric, almost apocalyptic scene, with a cloudy, turbulent sky and a moody, foreboding landscape below. While not immediately recognizable, the artwork suggests a sense of natural forces at play, with the impression of a distant horizon or seascape.
Artistic Style and Technique: The artist's style is distinctly expressionistic, with a focus on the emotive and subjective interpretation of the subject matter. The use of thick, impasto brushstrokes and a vibrant color palette create a powerful, visceral response in the viewer.
Context: This painting reflects the artist's exploration of the interplay between natural forces and the human experience, capturing the sense of awe and unease that can arise in the face of the sublime power of the natural world. ...
Ghasemi Brothers, a collective that includes Morteza, Sina and Mojtaba Ghasemi Sheelsar have been working together since 2015. Each one of them works as a painter individually but when part of the collective, they work together on a single piece.
The trio work freely and without thematic or technique-related limits, giving them a lot of freedom in expressiveness. Such an approach has caused them to be able to continue working together. In the beginning they worked to create a single discourse based around the themes and interests that they share. Following these steps and driven by intuition, Ghasemi Brothers gradually started to paint objects that were reminiscent of their native city, the coastal area of Bandar Anzali, and its natural elements including the Caspian Sea, rain, and the color blue. ...
Dastan features an extensive and multi-dimensional program focusing on the full spectrum of Iranian contemporary and modern art. Dastan's program includes Dastan's Basement, +2, ParallelCircuit, Zaal Art Gallery, and Dastan:Outside. In addition to hosting exhibitions, Dastan publishes artist books and monographs on Iranian art, features film screenings, performance projects, and other events. Dastan's original space, Dastan’s Basement, was established in 2012 in Tehran, Iran. The Basement is dedicated to exhibiting emerging and cutting-edge Iranian art. +2 is a gallery launched by Dastan in 2015. This space showcases established Iranian artists and masters. Parallel Circuit aims to open the way for artists standing at the interstices of based and experimental art. Zaal Art Gallery is an international gallery in Ontario, Canada. The gallery provides an engaging and immersive space for both enthusiasts and professionals. Since opening its primary space in 2012, Dastan has continuously hosted pop-up curated exhibitions around the city of Tehran under the title Dastan:Outside. ...
