Painting by Hamed A.R. 13 Artworks Sold

the Blue girl of iran

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

80cm (W) x 120cm (H) x 3cm (D)

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Artwork Description

Influenced by the blue girl of Iran who sat herself on fire , protesting against sexist government who banns women from many social activities, she disguised as an man to go watch her favourite game in stadium , police arrested her and humiliated her in front of others and she burnt herself to death in the front of the same stadium.

Artist Bio

Hamed is a Brisbane-based figurative artist exploring themes of duality and tension through charcoal and acrylic.

"Duality: The Body" maps the coexistence of opposing forces within a single body. This series fractures realistic anatomy into abstract planes of charcoal and ochre. Soft, luminous curves meet aggressive charcoal lines as the series moves between shadow, erosion and light.

"Duality: The Terrain" canvases structured planes on organic land. In this series, cliffs, skies and earth bend under the same weight as Hamed's figurative work. Blending soft natural colours with raw bursts of red or blue, each landscape crackles with energy.

Commissions

Hamed's studio is in South Brisbane