Online Viewing Room
Re-rhyparography
Jan 8- 22, 2021
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In his book Natural History of the First Century ,Pliny introduces and describes the inanimate nature painter as follows: "Did he not humiliate himself by choosing to draw the basics?" And calls him Ryparographer. The answer to this question can be found in the distinction between the painting and its subject and the value contrast between the two. These values were intertwined for centuries and formed the value hierarchy of genres, symbolizing the superiority of the subject over the painting image. But gradually another view emerged that gave importance to the method of painting instead of the subject. For this view ,Still life - which was at its lowest in the previous hierarchy - provides a fertile ground for the implementation of pictorial ideas. In this way, inanimate nature can be the embodiment of the idea of painting; A species that allows interference in its structure in order to form a cohesive surface (panel). This exhibition is a selection of the works of Rhyparography One (2018 / Vartan Gallery) and Rhyparography Two (2020 / October Collection)
Akram Mahmoudi, Oil on canvas, 50x50 cm, 2019
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Ali Beigiparast, Acrylic on canvas, 90x69.5 cm, 2006
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Ali Beigiparast, Oil on canvas, 80x100 cm, 2008
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Majd Fathizade, Oil on canvas, 40x50 cm, 2018
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Majd Fathizade, Oil on canvas, 50x70 cm, 2016
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Jamal Arabzade, MIx media on wood, 40x60 cm, 2019
Jamal Arabzade, Oil on canvas, 35x50 cm, 2008
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Hosein Sohrabi, Oil on canvas, 40x60 cm, 2017
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Hosein Sohrabi, Oil on canvas, 60x80 cm, 2002
Hosein Sohrabi, Pen on paper, 19.5x12.5 cm, 2009
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Daryush Hoseini, Monotype on paper, 14.5x18.5 cm, 2009
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Daryush Hoseini, Monotype on paper, 23x32 cm, 2009
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Hosein Shirahmadi, Oil on canvas, 20x30 cm, 2019
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Hosein Shirahmadi, Oil on canvas, 30x40 cm, 2020
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Ali Rezvani, Oil on canvas, 20x30 cm, 2020
Ali Rezvani, Oil on canvas, 24x30 cm, 2020
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Shadi Moalem, Oil on canvas, 50x60 cm, 2019
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Mostafa Hamani, Oil on canvas, 80x80 cm, 2020
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Rozita Nosrati, Oil on canvas, 46.3x66.3 cm, 2019
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Amirhosein Esmaeili, Pencil and watercolor on paper, 25x30 cm, 2019
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Saman Rabiei, Oil pastels, 32x42 cm, 2019
Saman Rabiei, Oil pastels, 29.7x42.5 cm, 2020
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Saman Rabiei, Oil pastels, 30.9x41.6 cm, 2020
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Fereshteh Sheikhzadeh, Gypsum pastel, 34x48 cm, 2020