A review of the works in the "Tazetar" exhibition

The "Tazetar" exhibition is an opportunity to reinterpret moments in life and the boundaries between reality and fantasy. In these works, natural and human elements come together to depict invisible connections and inner flows. In each work, movement, stillness, and memories are poetically intertwined.

Artibition Projects will host a group exhibition of fish from Friday, Esfand 17, at the Estakhr gallery in Ivan Rabat. This exhibition will be held in this gallery until Farvardin 20, 1404. In part of the text of this exhibition, it is stated: "In art, fish is not only a visual element, but also a metaphor for the endless search of man on the path of self-discovery. From ancient motifs on the walls of caves to contemporary installations, he has a constant presence that is a reflection of artists' reflections on this ancient symbol.

The exhibition of the group of paintings titled "Tazeter" will be opened on Friday, Esfand 17, at the Artibition Gallery. This exhibition is a collection of works of thirty contemporary artists with a reflection including new and transformation. In part of the explanation of the "Tazetar" exhibition, it is written: "It is not only a visual experience, but also an encounter with a concept of constant change and movement. From one form to another, from one feeling to a newer feeling."

In the world of art, the connection between creativity and investment has always been a challenging issue. On the one hand, artists seek a space to express their ideas, while on the other hand, collectors and investors look for ways to preserve and expand the value of artworks. In this context, the interaction between collectors, investors, and market participants plays a crucial role in shaping new opportunities and developing the art market. With the continuous growth of the art market and the increasing number of individuals entering this field as investors or enthusiasts, the need for spaces dedicated to dialogue, learning, and collaboration is felt more than ever. In many parts of the world, private business clubs focused on the art market have emerged as platforms for networking, education, and discovering new opportunities.

Grotesque is the closest concept to the works of Ardeshir Mohassas. Mohassas considers this concept to be a bitter and funny joke by looking at society and the ruling powers of politics. As the circus is one of the most frequent subjects of his works, he sees the currents between the powers and the people as a circus. The number of his paintings on canvas is far less than his drawings on paper, which have been seen more than his, and for this reason, these works have a special importance for serious visual art audiences.

Farhad Moshiri's works take a close approach to Iranian art and culture, which we have not seen before him in this way. Moshiri's art deals with other aspects in the face of Iranian culture and motifs. Iranian letters, elements and motifs are formed in his works far from stereotyped expression and with emphasis on the hidden face of culture.

This winter and for the first time, this exhibition with the paintings of Afghan and Iraqi refugee children along with two works created with artificial intelligence tools, by Mohammad Simri; The pioneering artist in the combination of technology and art was held on Tuesday, 30th of Bahman at Artibition Gallery.

The World Food Program (WFP) in Iran, in collaboration with Artibition Gallery, invites you to attend the exhibition "Small Hands, Big Dreams" with paintings by Afghan and Iraqi refugee children on 30th of Bahman. Children's drawings in this exhibition are formed with the concept of family and happiness.

The group exhibition "Modern and Contemporary Collector" will be held on Friday, February 7, at 16:00 at Artibition Gallery. This exhibition is held seasonally and with the aim of reminding the importance of visual art market, collection and value of modern and contemporary Iranian art in Artibition Gallery.

A group exhibition of print works titled "From Every Angle" will be showcased on Friday, February 1st at Estakhr Gallery, as part of the Artibition projects. The exhibition will feature works by artists: Ramona Shafiei, Ashling Haqshenas, Fatemeh Esmailian, Neda Poumand, Samaneh Shayesteh, Reyhaneh Barzin, Najmeh Amini, Bahareh Jafari, and Shiva Sarlak.

A solo exhibition of Panthea Siros's works titled "Demmash" will be opened on Friday, 5th of Bahman at Artibishan Gallery. This exhibition is presented with large-scale abstract works by Panthea Syros in the Artibition Gallery. So far, Panthea Siros has three other solo exhibitions in Majdeh and Shirin galleries in her career.

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