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In his painting Oasis, Parviz Kalantari captures a vivid portrait of a bygone way of life—homes turned inward, courtyards filled with trees, and alleyways that served not only as thoroughfares but also as spaces for human connection. In this frame, Kalantari both revives the memory of those days and subtly critiques the modern disconnect between people and their roots or environments.
The goal of a collaborative effort between Vesta Color and Mojdeh Art Gallery is to foster artistic abilities and create a fresh artistic environment that advances the field of art. One of the project participants,Farahnaz Hamedanizadeh, an artist who has been teaching the basics of art and colorology for more than 30 years, is present in this project, and based on this project, she has presented two works that she has created with Gouache Vesta colors to Vesta Company.
Sheyda’s painting in Salman Moghadasi's collection of works can perhaps be a pivotal point in his artistic process, which is clearly linked to the foundations of Abstract Expressionism.
Parvaneh Etemadi , a pioneering lady of Iranian painting, passed away about two weeks ago at the age of 77. She had a very minimal and unique approach to painting, and her works were highly praised and appreciated both artistically and within the art market. On this occasion, a fascinating and interesting painting by this artist from the Raha Gallery Collection is analyzed and reviewed.
The goal of a collaborative effort between Vesta Color and Mojdeh Art Gallery is to foster artistic abilities and create a fresh artistic environment that advances the field of art. One of the project participants, Roshanak Sattari , is a young artist who used a variety of Vesta Color products to produce a piece that she then presented to the brand. For this piece, she employed a variety of Vesta Color materials.
Vesta Gesso is a white paste used to cover fabric and get the canvas ready for painting.
Darroudi's paintings were heavily affected by emotions, nature, light, and mystical waves, and this painting falls into that category.
Although humans are not physically present in Bita Vakili's paintings, she says that the “Guardian of Treasure” series is a celebration of those who have contributed to the earth's beauty.
The exhibition is on view at UCCA Edge in Shanghai until June 8, 2025.