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Lichtkunstfest
Pavillon am Milchof
(Berlin, 2023)
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Unbroken Chain
Two Six Eight Gallery
(NYC, 2020)
Unbroken Chain Exhibition Installation (2020)
Two Six Eight Gallery, NYC
Unbroken Chain Exhibition Installation (2020)
Two Six Eight Gallery, NYC
"Lava Flow" (2020)
Two Six Eight Gallery, NYC
Variable height x 10" x 4"
Rose plant, argon gas, glass, soil, planter, transformer, silicone caps.
Variable height x 10" x 4"
Rose plant, argon gas, glass, soil, planter, transformer, silicone caps.
"Lava Flow" (2020)
An Elegy for Insects: Collaboration with Nocturnal Medicine
Talk Show
(Brooklyn, 2019)
"An Elegy for Insects" Collaboration with Nocturnal Medicine. Exhibited at Talk | Show in Brooklyn on June 22nd, 2019.
"An Elegy for Insects" Collaboration with Nocturnal Medicine. Exhibited at Talk | Show in Brooklyn on June 22nd, 2019.
"An Elegy for Insects" Collaboration with Nocturnal Medicine. Exhibited at Talk | Show in Brooklyn on June 22nd, 2019.
"An Elegy for Insects" Collaboration with Nocturnal Medicine. Exhibited at Talk | Show in Brooklyn on June 22nd, 2019.
"An Elegy for Insects" Collaboration with Nocturnal Medicine. Exhibited at Talk | Show in Brooklyn on June 22nd, 2019.
"An Elegy for Insects" Collaboration with Nocturnal Medicine. Exhibited at Talk | Show in Brooklyn on June 22nd, 2019.
Shown: "Route" (2019)
18" x 13" x 16"
Argon, glass, rubber caps, transformer, wire.
18" x 13" x 16"
Argon, glass, rubber caps, transformer, wire.
"An Elegy for Insects" Collaboration with Nocturnal Medicine. Exhibited at Talk | Show in Brooklyn on June 22nd, 2019.
Shown: "Route" (2019)
18" x 13" x 16"
Argon, glass, rubber caps, transformer, wire.
18" x 13" x 16"
Argon, glass, rubber caps, transformer, wire.
"An Elegy for Insects" Collaboration with Nocturnal Medicine. Exhibited at Talk | Show in Brooklyn on June 22nd, 2019.
Shown: "Route" (2019)
18" x 13" x 16"
Argon, glass, rubber caps, transformer, wire.
18" x 13" x 16"
Argon, glass, rubber caps, transformer, wire.
Now More Than Ever
Washington Project for the Arts
(Washington, DC, 2017)
"Loom" (2017)
Variable height x 4’ x 2.5’
Neon, steel cables, wire, transformer, rubber caps, Persian rug.
Installed at the Washington Project for the Arts, DC
Loom is an architectural response to the limbo of feeling threatened within your home(land). A Persian rug from my childhood home lies on the floor and a red neon rectangle of the same dimensions floats overhead. I am Iranian-American, even if I feel as though this part of myself is still developing, and the piece is meant to encourage people who may not experience this existential threat to stand under the red aura.
This piece is displayed in the exhibition "Now More Than Ever" at the Washington Project for the Arts in Washington, DC.
Neon, steel cables, wire, transformer, rubber caps, Persian rug.
Installed at the Washington Project for the Arts, DC
Loom is an architectural response to the limbo of feeling threatened within your home(land). A Persian rug from my childhood home lies on the floor and a red neon rectangle of the same dimensions floats overhead. I am Iranian-American, even if I feel as though this part of myself is still developing, and the piece is meant to encourage people who may not experience this existential threat to stand under the red aura.
This piece is displayed in the exhibition "Now More Than Ever" at the Washington Project for the Arts in Washington, DC.
"Loom" (2017)
Variable height x 4’ x 2.5’
Neon, steel cables, wire, transformer, rubber caps, Persian rug.
Installed at the Washington Project for the Arts, DC
Loom is an architectural response to the limbo of feeling threatened within your home(land). A Persian rug from my childhood home lies on the floor and a red neon rectangle of the same dimensions floats overhead. I am Iranian-American, even if I feel as though this part of myself is still developing, and the piece is meant to encourage people who may not experience this existential threat to stand under the red aura.
This piece is displayed in the exhibition "Now More Than Ever" at the Washington Project for the Arts in Washington, DC.
Neon, steel cables, wire, transformer, rubber caps, Persian rug.
Installed at the Washington Project for the Arts, DC
Loom is an architectural response to the limbo of feeling threatened within your home(land). A Persian rug from my childhood home lies on the floor and a red neon rectangle of the same dimensions floats overhead. I am Iranian-American, even if I feel as though this part of myself is still developing, and the piece is meant to encourage people who may not experience this existential threat to stand under the red aura.
This piece is displayed in the exhibition "Now More Than Ever" at the Washington Project for the Arts in Washington, DC.
"Preventative Patrol" (2017)
"Preventative Patrol" (2017)
Cultural Platforms for Resistance
VisArts
(Rockville, MD, 2017)
"Preventative Patrol" (2017)
9' x 21' x 2"
Installed at VisArts, Rockville, MD, for "Cultural Platforms for Resistance."
Preventative Patrol consists of two blue neon tubes that represent the unblinking blue lights on Metropolitan Police Department vehicles in Washington, DC. Former Police Chief Ramsey implemented them after meeting with the Israeli Defense Forces and they are officially an attempt to raise the visibility of the police in communities and deter “would-be criminals.” But the lights remind even innocent residents that they are constantly being watched and are in the presence of heavily armed police forces.
Installed at VisArts, Rockville, MD, for "Cultural Platforms for Resistance."
Preventative Patrol consists of two blue neon tubes that represent the unblinking blue lights on Metropolitan Police Department vehicles in Washington, DC. Former Police Chief Ramsey implemented them after meeting with the Israeli Defense Forces and they are officially an attempt to raise the visibility of the police in communities and deter “would-be criminals.” But the lights remind even innocent residents that they are constantly being watched and are in the presence of heavily armed police forces.
"Preventative Patrol" (2017)
Preventative Patrol consists of two blue neon tubes that represent the unblinking blue lights on Metropolitan Police Department vehicles in Washington, DC. Former Police Chief Ramsey implemented them after meeting with the Israeli Defense Forces and they are officially an attempt to raise the visibility of the police in communities and deter “would-be criminals.” But the lights remind even innocent residents that they are constantly being watched and are in the presence of heavily armed police forces.
Nevermind, Azizam
Transformer
(Washington, DC, 2017)