Printmaking by Homa Sadeghi 10 Artworks Sold

Intertwining Ed. 9 of 10

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81.5cm (W) x 118cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

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Artwork Description

Daily life feels so real that we rarely ask—what is truly real?
Does nature mirror our motions?
Is the particle the whole, or the whole the particle?
Am I not one with the tree at the street’s end?
Somewhere, someone anxiously traces the lines of life.

Unity of Being reflects the tension between my lived experience as an Iranian woman and my deep bond with nature.
It is a story of memory, resilience, and reconciliation with the self—a reminder that every joy and sorrow is only a passing dream.
In these works, fallen branches and decayed wood find new life, while the digital series creates fluid, dreamlike spaces.

Artist Bio

My name is Homa, I’m a Melbourne-based visual artist, and my creative journey began in 2000. I first studied at a small art studio and later earned a degree in Graphic Design from the University of Applied Science and Technology in Mashhad, Iran. While I have a formal background in design, my true passion has always been hands-on material exploration—an approach that continues to shape my work today.

My practice spans painting, relief sculpture, and a four-year exploration of fashion design. I love experimenting with materials and allowing their natural qualities to guide the creative process. For me, making art feels like discovering the world through a child’s eyes—each piece speaks in its own voice, yet fits into a larger, harmonious whole.

Some of my work reflects over two decades of artistic experience, while other pieces emerge from my ongoing curiosity and passion for learning. I believe the process is just as important as the final result, and I often share not only completed works but also my sketches, trials, and behind-the-scenes experiments.

Materials I work with include oil and acrylic paints, Ecoline, alcohol ink, resin, recycled paper and newspapers, carpet weaving yarns, wood, tree branches, plaster, and more.

Commissions

Homa's studio is in Melbourne