Maze of the mind
Acrylic, Ink on Canvas
24x47in
$5,440
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Tara Partovirad
Germany
Related collection
Our curation of symbolic paintings from German artists
16 pieces
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- Prizewinner
- Reviewed by a major art publication
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pastel on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x31.5in
About this artwork
Maze of Mind is a series of artworks that explore the complexities of the human mind , a space where thoughts, emotions, memories, experiences, and imagination intertwine, shaping our perception of the world. However, alongside its bright aspects, the mind also holds darker parts : traumas, fears, and hopelessness born from life’s struggles and pain. Yet, confronting these hidden corners, accepting them, and working through them can lead to deeper…
self-awareness, allowing more light to enter the mind.
In this collection, I have sought to depict the intricacies of the human mind and the constant interplay between positive and negative thoughts. Light and darkness coexist, forming the true essence of human existence. Through these works, I aim to express that this contrast can create beauty and that there is no need to hide the darker dimensions of the mind.
In this collection, I have sought to depict the intricacies of the human mind and the constant interplay between positive and negative thoughts. Light and darkness coexist, forming the true essence of human existence. Through these works, I aim to express that this contrast can create beauty and that there is no need to hide the darker dimensions of the mind.
Tara Partovirad
Germany
Credentials
- Established Artist
- Prizewinner
- Reviewed by a major art publication
Tara Partovirad is an Iran-born visual artist based in Munich, whose work is shaped by migration, memory, and defiance. Rooted in self-taught painting and calligraphy, her practice unfolds through an ongoing negotiation between identity, experience, and expression.
Working across mediums—from expressive calligraphy painting to stained glass—she transforms material into carriers of tension and meaning, merging abstract expressionism with conceptual depth. Her works confront themes of freedom and oppression , resilience and peace, with a particular sensitivity to the realities of women and children.
By deconstructing Persian calligraphy, she detaches text from legibility and reclaims it as pure emotion—an unspoken yet universally felt language. Subtle yet charged, her works hold political and social undercurrents, inviting the viewer into a space where beauty, struggle, and hope coexist.
Working across mediums—from expressive calligraphy painting to stained glass—she transforms material into carriers of tension and meaning, merging abstract expressionism with conceptual depth. Her works confront themes of freedom and oppression , resilience and peace, with a particular sensitivity to the realities of women and children.
By deconstructing Persian calligraphy, she detaches text from legibility and reclaims it as pure emotion—an unspoken yet universally felt language. Subtle yet charged, her works hold political and social undercurrents, inviting the viewer into a space where beauty, struggle, and hope coexist.
