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YOU CAN WATCH THIS PRESENTATION IN MUSIC HERE: http://www.authorstream.com/Presentation/michaelasanda-1428645-farah-ossouli4/ Thank you! Iran’s rich literary and cultural heritage has inspired Farah’s work. Specifically, Persian miniatures greatly inspired her work. The stories that are portrayed in the minarets portray love, violence, friendship, and family. Just as each minaret tells many stories, so does each of Farah’s works. In one work for example, both day and night are represented. In another work, both heaven and hell are portrayed on the same canvas. Farah brings it all together, “life is full of both,” she states. Farah likes to bring these miniatures into the modern day, and she enjoys mixing the traditional with the new. Iranian poems have also greatly inspired Farah’s work. She places great importance in these poems since they are timeless. Love, family, honor, as well as many other themes and issues of today’s world are timeless. The same issues portrayed in these hundreds of years old poems, are still significant in society today. Farah admires the timelessness of these poems, which demonstrate that human nature never changes.

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Farah’s beautiful works are unbelievably detailed. Her brush strokes are so thin and delicate that it is impossible not to stare at her work in awe. Her themes of love, violence, and duality are issues that mankind face today, just as they had in the times of the Persian miniatures. Farah’s work alludes to a period of cultural renaissance in Iran that reminds us of the country’s rich heritage. She is one of the few Middle Eastern artists to have one of her pieces featured on the Met Museum’s website

Farah Ossouli s-a născut în anul 1953 în Zanjan. A urmat facultatea de Arte Plastice la Universitatea din Teheran unde i-a fost elevă cunoscutului miniaturist Mahmoud Farschian.

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Life's Poems Life's Poems Gouache on cardboard 1993Gouache on cardboard 1993

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Win

e

of

Love

Apart

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Window

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Birth and Death

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Merm

aid

and

harp

Futu

re

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Obse

rvance

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Distress of Separation

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Orp

heus

Lovers

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Night of Union

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Bija

n

and

Manije

h

I a

nd

Moon

Pond

of

Sta

rs

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My StoriesMy StoriesGouache on cardboard 1989 to 2006 Gouache on cardboard 1989 to 2006

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My

Moth

er

Burn

ing

Angel

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Danae

Danae

and

Gold

en

rain

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Life

Sto

ry

Moon

in

Mir

ror

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Joseph and Zoleikha

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Para

dis

e

and

Hel

Moth

er

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Child

hood

Para

dis

e

Riv

al

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Weepin

g

Shir

in

Dance

of

Love

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Angelic Mother

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Cage

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Cycl

e

of

life

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Leda and Zeus

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Four Seasons

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The

Seven

Arc

hes

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Spri

ng

and

autu

mn

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