Tajrish Bazaar - Tehran By Saleh Kazemi
Saleh Kazemi was born in Teheran in 1992, where he lived until he was 18.
In spite of showing artistic interests from an early age, he originally chose to embark on scientific studies. But after high school, he moved to Italy to study Graphic Design at the Fine Art Academy of Rome.
His life is a continuous voyage, sketchbook in bag, in which he draws the people, the places, and what he sees happening around him.
His works have been displayed in many personal and collective shows.
The original: 240x150 cm | acrylic on canvas | 2020 - Rome
The Print: 30x47 cm (11,8"x 18,5")
Digital fine-art print on 285 gr. Fedrigoni recycled uncoated paper.
With the caption in the back
Printed in Italy
Dry sealed stamp
Ála”Collection of decorative plates is inspired by historic monument “Áli Qapu” in Isfahan.
Ali Qapu Palace (Persian: عالی قاپو, ‘Ālī Qāpū) or the Grand Ālī Qāpū is an imperial palace in Isfahan, Iran.
The palace served as the official residence of Persian Emperors of the Safavid dynasty.
UNESCO inscribed the Palace and the Square as a World Heritage site due to its cultural and historical importance.
Designed and made by Studio Dast from Ala Collection.