Artists’ paintings
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ARTWORKS
Shirin Kazemnia
Artist
Shirin Kazemnia is an art graduate from Alzahra University who relocated to the northern coast of Iran to escape the chaos of the capital. There, she discovered an art academy led by renowned contemporary painter Nami Petgar, which marked the beginning of her professional journey in painting. Deeply philosophical in her approach, Shirin explores the human psyche through her work, driven by an emotional response to its darker, subjective truths. Around five years ago, she founded her own art school and gallery, dedicated to nurturing artistic growth across diverse student groups.
Mohammad Hadi Fadavi
Artist
Mohamad Hadi Fadavi (b. 1959, Arak) is a self-taught Iranian painter and member of the Iran Painters Association. With a background in Persian literature, he began painting in 1976 and has since exhibited in over 40 shows in Iran and abroad. He has also worked extensively in film as a designer and collaborated with organizations like UNESCO and the UN’s World Food Program. Fadavi continues to actively pursue his artistic practice.
Mehrdad Asgari
Artist
Khalil Samaie Jablou
Artist
Khalil Samaie Jablo (b. 1966, Ardebil) is an Iranian painter, educator, and director of Khaneh Doost Free Art School with over 32 years of experience. He has held 19 solo exhibitions, participated in over 100 group shows in Iran and abroad—including Venice, Columbia University, Dubai, and India—and received multiple national and international honors. He has also served as a judge in over 26 art festivals and played a key role in organizing sand sculpture events in Iran.
Jalaleddin Mashmooli
Artist
Jalaleddin Mashmooli (b. 1977, Iran) is a painter and director of the Hajm Sabz Art Group. He has held 33 solo exhibitions and taken part in over 100 group shows worldwide, including in France, Germany, Malaysia, and Iran. He led art workshops in 45 Iranian villages and has published two books on art and cultural figures. His work often reflects social and rural themes through a contemporary lens.
Hamed Behroozkar
Artist
Hamed Behroozkar (b. 1974, Iran) is an Iranian artist recognized for his contributions to contemporary art. He won the Iranian Contemporary Art Contest in 2010 and received a letter of appreciation from the Ambassador of Japan, highlighting his impact on cultural exchange through art.
Elham Niknam
Artist
Babak Germchi
Artist
Babak Germchi (b. 1959, Ardebil) is an Iranian printmaker, muralist, and educator with a BA in Graphic Design from Tehran. He has taught printmaking for over 27 years at major universities and works with rural youth. A three-time winner of the Iranian Print Industry Festival, Germchi is known for his large-scale copper and enamel murals, including works at Milad Tower. His art blends nature, tradition, and contemporary themes, exhibited in Iran and internationally.
