Hamidreza Shafiei and Behdad Najafi’s Abstract-Arabesque Painting

This work by Behdad Najafi, from the Wave of Color series, is a fusion of rhythm, color, culture, and philosophy. At first glance, it captivates with its visual beauty and formal allure; yet with deeper reflection, it reveals layers of meaning and cultural references.

Bita Vakili: I Have Been Using Vesta Color Products for Years - Video

"More than 50 percent of my worktable is filled with Vesta products."

Hamidreza Shafiei Explores the Dreamlike Palette of Elham Azimi

At a time when the Middle East [Iran] is more than ever raising its voice about the importance of water and the environment, this painting by Elham Azimi depicts a pleasant dream.

Hamidreza Shafiei: “Let Us Take Refuge in Art — It Is the Best Healer”

In an age where anxiety and psychological fatigue have become collective traits, we need more than ever to find refuge in something that transcends logic—something created not for profit, but for meaning. If there is still a place left for solace and salvation, without a doubt, that place is art.

Hamidreza Shafiei and the Play of Form and Color in the Works of Farahnaz Hamedanizadeh

"Ms. Hamdani Zadeh’s works invite the viewer not merely to see colors, but to hear and feel them. In this collection, painting is not simply an act of illustration, but an experience of being—immersed in a vibrant, geometric moment."

Watch: Artists Creating Art at the Vesta Color Factory

Masters Behnam Kamrani, Ali Nedaei, Bahman Nikoo, and Javad Bakhtiari each created spontaneous and beautiful pieces using Vesta Color materials, scenes of which are featured in this video.

Hamidreza Shafiei and the Feminine Silence in Roshanak Sattari’s Painting

The presence of the woman in this piece has been transformed into nature itself; yet on deeper levels, it conveys a heavy silence, a feminine solitude, and a profound introspection, all enclosed within a vibrant and living natural world.

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Hamidreza Shafiei, Critical and Feminine Painting by Maryam Darvish

The removal of faces in the paintings of "Women and Sofas" by Maryam Darvish can symbolize the universality of the subject, meaning that any woman could take her place. Additionally, it can reflect a kind of social identitylessness among women or the lack of their personal voice in certain social contexts.

Fardokht Kiaeimehr's Painting of Identity; Hamidreza Shafiei

Through its appealing minimalist style, merging of semi-abstract forms, and deep color textures, the painting “Inside Out” tells an emotional and psychological story about identity and contemporary man. This could be an indication of the personal issues that people are currently experiencing.