Artwork Gallery – Magazine Issue 2. Connections
Intro from editor: This issue is devoted to connections – international, personal, and family. It is about relationships, societal statuses, conflicts, and different perceptions. We tried to bring together artists and representatives of different cultures and perceptions of the world. And harmoniously show the combination of such talented people! You can see traditional and digital works, photographs, collages, textile art, animation, and 3D objects among the artists. This time the selection of artists combines quite complex themes and personal stories. We hope that the presented art will inspire you too! Feel free to scan the QR code to visit our hero pages! Interviews: ■ Art-Territory founders ■ Ilgonis Rinkis ■ Kateryna Goncharova Represented artists: Nazli Abbaspour, Maryam Al-Homaid, Anastasia Dzhupina, Gaia Giongo, Olga Gulyaeva, Alexandra Hetman, Milica Jankovic, Oleg Kateryniuk, Yuliia Khovbosha, Alla Kudziieva, Katerina Kushnerova, Marie Le Moigne, Jikke Lesterhuis, Gala Mashanova, Kryštof Novotný, Linda Partaj, Veronika Petuchova, Fazar R.A Wibisono, Tiziana Rasile, Katya Rybakova, Farëna Saburi Front cover artist Katerina Kushnerova @kushnerova.artist Order now: https://artworkgallery.net/product/artwork-gallery-magazine-issue-2-connections-pre-order/
Intro from editor:
This issue is devoted to connections – international, personal, and family. It is about relationships, societal statuses, conflicts, and different perceptions.
We tried to bring together artists and representatives of different cultures and perceptions of the world. And harmoniously show the combination of such talented people!
You can see traditional and digital works, photographs, collages, textile art, animation, and 3D objects among the artists. This time the selection of artists combines quite complex themes and personal stories.
We hope that the presented art will inspire you too! Feel free to scan the QR code to visit our hero pages!
Interviews:
■ Art-Territory founders
■ Ilgonis Rinkis
■ Kateryna Goncharova
Represented artists:
Nazli Abbaspour, Maryam Al-Homaid, Anastasia Dzhupina, Gaia Giongo, Olga Gulyaeva, Alexandra Hetman, Milica Jankovic, Oleg Kateryniuk, Yuliia Khovbosha, Alla Kudziieva, Katerina Kushnerova, Marie Le Moigne, Jikke Lesterhuis, Gala Mashanova, Kryštof Novotný, Linda Partaj, Veronika Petuchova, Fazar R.A Wibisono, Tiziana Rasile, Katya Rybakova, Farëna Saburi
Front cover artist Katerina Kushnerova @kushnerova.artist
Order now: https://artworkgallery.net/product/artwork-gallery-magazine-issue-2-connections-pre-order/
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Nazli Abbaspour<br />
I think I have lived many times. For this reason, the photos<br />
in the family albums are a nostalgic way for me to find<br />
myself. And there are those old, big houses here in Tehran.<br />
For many years they are already abandoned, uninhabited<br />
and devastated. Surrounded by the everyday bustle of the<br />
city, they stand here as silent eyewitnesses and eyewitnesses<br />
to a past everyday life that has long passed. These<br />
are places full of history and stories. These places of nostalgia<br />
have mesmerized me.<br />
@nazli.abbaspour<br />
nazli-abbaspour.com<br />
Tehran, Iran<br />
Looking at and contemplating on abandoned buildings and deserted old mansions, I<br />
become lost in my thoughts, imagining the lives of the people who lived in them the joys<br />
and sorrows these structures shared with the residents, and the splendid days and nights<br />
that they accommodated.<br />
These blurry thoughts, that how people of the past lived a life of grandiose in these old<br />
buildings, give them an additional sense of glory it feels that these lives still continue to<br />
exist in them, with all of their delights and regrets. Moreover, the buildings, like the people<br />
who live inside them, seem to be longing for their eventful pasts a time full of presence and<br />
life. The buildings look unto the past, missing the people who once occupied them.<br />
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