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Mohsin Taasha
France
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor, Gouache on Paper
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 27.6x19.7in
About this artwork
Since 2016, I have been developing Rebirth of the Reds, a series that began with paintings and grew into performances and video works exploring memory, resilience, and transformation.
The project was inspired by a tragic event in Afghanistan, a day that began with hope and ended in devastation. What was once a peaceful call for justice became a moment of collective trauma that deeply changed me and my understanding of art and life.
In this series,… red once a color of love and vitality, became a symbol of loss, remembrance, and the weight of history. Through over forty works, Rebirth of the Reds reflects on identity, grief, and the enduring power of color to carry untold stories across time.
The project was inspired by a tragic event in Afghanistan, a day that began with hope and ended in devastation. What was once a peaceful call for justice became a moment of collective trauma that deeply changed me and my understanding of art and life.
In this series,… red once a color of love and vitality, became a symbol of loss, remembrance, and the weight of history. Through over forty works, Rebirth of the Reds reflects on identity, grief, and the enduring power of color to carry untold stories across time.
Mohsin Taasha
France
Credentials
- Works on commission
Mohsin Taasha, originally from Afghanistan and trained in Lahore, Pakistan, is a visual artist whose mediums span painting, performance, video, and traditional Wassili paper. He masterfully fuses intricate Persian miniature techniques with drawing and contemporary forms, preserving heritage while pushing artistic boundaries. Taasha’s work radiates both personal and collective stories of memory, identity, and exile—inviting deep empathy, reflection, and a sense of shared human resilience amidst trauma and displacement.
