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Simurg 2

Marjan Fahimi

2024 • Italy • Acrylic, Oil on Wood

20 x 20 in

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Marjan Fahimi

Italy

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International Exposure
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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Wood
Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
Dimensions : 19.7x19.7in

About this artwork

"Simurg 2" Mixed media and resin on wood - 50x50 cm Simurg or Simurgh is a bird belonging to Persian mythology and its colorful wings had magical properties. Abstract work made with mixed techniques and transparent epoxy resin, multiple layers of color and resin overlap to create depth and a three-dimensional effect within the work. colored waves enliven the antique pink background with shades that go from green to brown, purple, yellow and blue… creating a rainbow of bright colours. The resin used in relief creates a Len effect that reflects the light on the background and makes it appear that the work is illuminated from inside. The satin stainless steel frame also creates reflections of light that make the work suitable for all types of lighting.

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Marjan Fahimi

Italy

Credentials

International Exposure
Prizewinner
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

« Being an artist means looking at the world through the goal of beauty »

Marjan Fahimi is a prizewinning Iranian painter born in Tehran. She currently lives and works in Rome. In her latest works Fahimi uses a more abstract approach, focusing on the main elements that characterize the poetics of the landscape. Painting with oil on wood, her works use solid natural hues to create calm, compelling compositions.

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