Improbable Encounters: Memory, Hybridity, and Displacement
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Samin Ahmadzadeh, Last Summer, 2019£ 1,000.00
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Nikoo Hashemi, Untitled, 2019£ 400.00
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Malgorzata Drohomirecka, "Flowers of the Soul are burning under the shell of the ass", 2017£ 600.00
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Phillip Reeves, Invisible Mending, 2021£ 3,000.00
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Ala Jazayeri, Feigned Presence, 2019£ 1,800.00
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Samin Ahmadzadeh, Ahvaz Garden III, 2021£ 1,200.00
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Malgorzata Drohomirecka, "Welworfes become vampires when they die”, 2017£ 1,300.00
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Malgorzata Drohomirecka, Marianne, 2017£ 1,100.00
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Mona JanMohamadi, Instant Photos and Absolute Development, 2015£ 750.00
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Samin Ahmadzadeh, Fields of Pink and Green, 2018£ 800.00
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Mona JanMohamadi, EYE, 2019£ 400.00
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Phillip Reeves, SUBbgm, 2021£ 600.00
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Malgorzata Drohomirecka, Broken Flowers, 2018£ 550.00
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Ala Jazayeri, Temporal Currents, 2021£ 1,400.00
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Samin Ahmadzadeh, G3, 2020£ 1,250.00
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Mona JanMohamadi, EYE, 2019£ 400.00
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Ala Jazayeri, Overgrowth of A Recollection, 2021£ 1,000.00
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Mona JanMohamadi, Instant Photos and Absolute Development , 2015£ 750.00
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Samin Ahmadzadeh, Cold and Ice, 2018£ 1,000.00
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Malgorzata Drohomirecka, Feast, 2018£ 550.00
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Phillip Reeves, SUBpurp, 2021£ 600.00
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Phillip Reeves, Periwigs, 2020£ 900.00
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Samin Ahmadzadeh, H4, 2020£ 1,200.00
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Nikoo Hashemi, Untitled, 2007£ 150.00
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Mona JanMohamadi, EYE , 2019£ 400.00
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Phillip Reeves, Crocodiles Dressed As Pandas, 2021£ 900.00
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Nikoo Hashemi, Untitled, 2020£ 200.00
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Samin Ahmadzadeh, Ahvaz Garden IV, 2021£ 1,200.00
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Ala Jazayeri, Memory Traces I, 2021£ 450.00
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Ala Jazayeri, Memory Traces 2 , 2021£ 450.00
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Phillip Reeves, SUBaub 1, 2021£ 600.00
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Malgorzata Drohomirecka, Self-Harm, 2020£ 3,500.00
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Mona JanMohamadi, EYE, 2019£ 400.00
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Phillip Reeves, SUBmarm, 2021£ 600.00
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Nikoo Hashemi, Untitled, 2007£ 200.00
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Malgorzata Drohomirecka, Vampire, 2018£ 1,100.00
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Ala Jazayeri, Nurturing Entanglements I, 2021£ 2,000.00
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Ala Jazayeri, The Traces of Leaves, 2019£ 2,000.00
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Phillip Reeves, SUBmuddle, 2021£ 600.00
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Nikoo Hashemi, Untitled, 2021£ 300.00
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Mona JanMohamadi, Instant Photos and Absolute Development, 2015£ 750.00
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Nikoo Hashemi, Untitled, 2021£ 400.00
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Phillip Reeves, SUBorange, 2021£ 600.00
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Nikoo Hashemi, Untitled, 2016£ 200.00
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Mona JanMohamadi, EYE, 2019£ 400.00
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Phillip Reeves, SUBniceone, 2021£ 600.00
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Mona JanMohamadi, EYE, 2019£ 400.00
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Nikoo Hashemi, Untitled, 2007£ 150.00
Our first exhibition aims to create space for new and emerging artists living and working in Iran and the United Kingdom in what we hope will be the first step towards a generative dialogue and critical conversation between the artists in question, as well as the two wider artistic communities. For far too long engagements of this kind have found themselves overshadowed and obscured by high politics, impenetrable borders and media sensationalism.
The works in this exhibition address themes ranging from the metaphysical to the political in its attempt to juxtapose disparate approaches in contemporary art and aesthetics, and delineates encounters between Iran and the UK in a number of global and intercultural contexts.
The Exhibition consists of the curated works of six emerging artists, including two diasporic artists, with an explicit commitment to providing a venue for female-identifying artists.
The six artists featured in this exhibition engage the complexities of identity and narrative through an exploration of individual and collective memory, space and dislocation, cross-cultural interchange and hybridity, performativity, lived experiences and their simulacra.
Our first exhibition aims to create space for new and emerging artists living and working in Iran and the United Kingdom in what we hope will be the first step towards a generative dialogue and critical conversation between the artists in question, as well as the two wider artistic communities. For far too long engagements of this kind have found themselves overshadowed and obscured by high politics, impenetrable borders and media sensationalism.
The works in this exhibition address themes ranging from the metaphysical to the political in its attempt to juxtapose disparate approaches in contemporary art and aesthetics, and delineates encounters between Iran and the UK in a number of global and intercultural contexts.
The Exhibition consists of the curated works of six emerging artists, including two diasporic artists, with an explicit commitment to providing a venue for female-identifying artists.
The six artists featured in this exhibition engage the complexities of identity and narrative through an exploration of individual and collective memory, space and dislocation, cross-cultural interchange and hybridity, performativity, lived experiences and their simulacra.
