"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."
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.
Watch the video captured during the visit of renowned Iranian artists to the Vesta Color factory, where they explored the paint production process and other sections while engaging in discussions with the brand's managers.
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.
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.
Vesta Color manager : From my point of view, “Forest Elegy” presents a poetic and emotional environment with its brilliant brushstrokes, warm and vivid hues, and hazy composition
“In the background, this Rezaei painting offers the chance to reinterpret creative traditions while seemingly exploring concepts like nature, time, and the interaction between humans and the environment,” the Vesta Color manager concluded
Vesta Color manager said: In terms of substance, the artwork, which was painted in front of an audience, is similar to modern and contemporary works that address social issues, particularly the interaction between humanity and the environment or ordinary life. Based on their personal experiences, the audience can evaluate its content.
The work of Kiarash Yaghoubi, which you can see, shows a combination of geometry and abstract calligraphy in a modern structure. An example of fusion art where tradition and modernity are linked and at the same time invites the audience to a visual experience and free interpretation.
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