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Ceramic Artist Vahideh Kiani Pirooz explores the expressive possibilities of ceramics through form, texture, and negative space. By integrating ceramic forms with metal mesh, she creates a dialogue between hardness and fragility, cohesion and rupture, while using the void as an active element within both the structure and conceptual language of her work. The apertures, voids, and networks in her works extend beyond purely formal elements, evoking themes of presence, absence, loss, and memory. Through this interplay between material and meaning, she examines the relationship between form, space, and the traces of human existence. With nearly two decades of experience in ceramics and pottery, Kiani Pirooz has participated in numerous group exhibitions and biennials in Iran and internationally.
Born in 1982, Tehran, Iran
Member of the Iranian Ceramists Association
EDUCATION
2005 — B.A. in Handicrafts, specializing in Ceramics and Pottery
University of Kashan, Iran
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2006–Present — Professional ceramic artist
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
December 2025 — Four Directions of Imagination, Group Exhibition
Iran Artists Forum, Tehran, Iran
January 2025 — 12th Iranian Ceramics Biennial
Niavaran Cultural Center, Tehran, Iran
June 2024 — Sandali, Group Exhibition
Iran Artists Forum, Tehran, Iran
May 2024 — Adaptation, Group Exhibition
Artibition, Online Exhibition
March 2024 — Time of the Flower, Group Exhibition
Vista Gallery, Tehran, Iran
January 2022 — Passage, Group Exhibition
Iran Artists Forum, Tehran, Iran
October 2021 — Ben-Art, Online Group Exhibition
September 2021 — Istanbul Art Fair, Online Group Exhibition
July 2021 — Meaning-Oriented Functional Art, Group Exhibition
Iran Artists Forum, Tehran, Iran
March 2021 — Fajr Visual Arts Festival, Group Exhibition
Saba Cultural and Artistic Institute, Tehran, Iran
2017 — Border, Group Exhibition
Iran Artists Forum, Tehran, Iran
2010 — Ceramics in Urban Space, Group Exhibition
Barg Gallery, Tehran, Iran
January 2007 — 8th Iranian Pottery and Ceramics Biennial
Saba Cultural and Artistic Institute, Tehran, Iran
