Online Viewing Room

Lucid Dreams

March 18 - April 3 2022

Group Viewing Room

Lucid Dreams
From daydreams to nightmares, images and stories enhance our minds to resolve contradictions, explore fantasies, unlock hidden feelings and overcome traumas.
A lucid dream is a clear dream where the dreamer can consciously control its content and the journey.
This process of constructed visualization is something that artists do by their very nature. They consciously create new realities, they dream new worlds, and through the act of giving their dreams physical form, they share their private worlds with us, the viewer.
The exhibition focuses on the active construction of dreamlike imagery and the role sharing these dreams can have on imagining our collective future.
The artistic viewpoints in this exhibition present us to the complex and uncanny world of dreams where imaginations and emotions are expressed in a fluid stream of visual metaphors, abstract symbols, and expressions influenced by worldly concerns

Alireza Chalipa, Untitled, mixed media and oil on canvas, 70×110 cm, 2022

Zahra Ghyasi, Delicate Nights “Shokoufeh No Cabaret”, oil on canvas, 150×100 cm, 2021

Setareh Golestaninia, Untitled, acrylic on canvas, 120×80 cm, 2022

Setareh Golestaninia, Untitled, acrylic on canvas, 120×80 cm, 2022

Yasaman Nozari, Untitled, acrylic and oil on canvas, 130×96 cm, 2022

Amir Mokhber, Untitled, acrylic on canvas, 120×200 cm, 2019

Elham Etemadi, Untitled, acrylic on canvas, 50×40 cm, 2020

Bahareh Babaei, White Mountain, acrylic on canvas, 120×100 cm, 2022

Serminaz Barseghain, Untitled, fineliner pen on paper, 42×29.5 cm, 2018

Serminaz Barseghain, Untitled, fineliner pen on paper, 42×29.5 cm, 2018

Serminaz Barseghain, Untitled, fineliner pen on paper, 42×29.5 cm, 2018

Sasan Abri, Sunday 981125 from Sundays series, image transferred on paper, unique edition, 70×97 cm, 2020

Niaz Babatabar, Gardener, acrylic on paper, 29.7×42 cm, 2022

Aylar Dastgiri, Sky Reflector, felt tip pen on paper, 15×21 cm, 2019

Aylar Dastgiri, This Land Is Not on Fire, oil pastel on paper, 21×15 cm, 2018

Armin Ebrahimi, Untitled, mixed media and collage on cardboard, 58×77 cm, 2021

Armin Ebrahimi, Untitled, mixed media on cardboard, diptych, 70×100 cm each, 140×100 cm overall, 2021

Mehdi Farhadian, Daydream, acrylic on wood panel, 40×30 cm, 2021

Boyeh Sadatnia, Untitled, mixed media on paper, 80×100 cm, 2022

Raha Khosroshahi, Untitled, oil on canvas, 62×75 cm, 2022

Raha Khosroshahi, Untitled, oil on canvas, 60×85 cm, 2019

Farzad Majidi, Sticky Drama, acrylic on paper, 70×50 cm, 2021

Farzad Majidi, Part of a Bigger Whole, acrylic on paper, 70×70 cm, 2022

Pegah Rajamand, Untitled from Celebration of Stillness series, printmaking and pastel on paper, triptych, 16×36 cm overall, 2021

Pegah Rajamand, Untitled from Celebration of Stillness series, printmaking and pastel on paper, triptych, 16×36 cm overall, 2021

Milad Nemati, The Devil’s Trill, pencil on paper, 21×30 cm, 2018

Milad Nemati, Sophia, pencil on paper, 21×30 cm, 2018

Jinoos Taghizadeh, 9. Jame’a Mosque of Isfahan, photo etching, 10×20 cm, 2022

Jinoos Taghizadeh, 14. Shah Mosque of Isfahan, photo etching, 15×15 cm, 2022

Mina Mohseni, Lower Square, lightbox, thread on paper, 70×100 cm, 2022

Mina Mohseni, Upper Square, lightbox, thread on paper, 70×100 cm, 2022

AmirNaser Akhlaghi Fard, Untitled from A Hunger for Disorder series, ink on paperboard, 120×90 cm, 2019

AmirNaser Akhlaghi Fard, Untitled from A Hunger for Disorder series, ink on paperboard, 90×120 cm, 2019