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Parastoo Haddadi: Blue Girl - confused about identity

Parastoo Haddadi: Blue Girl – confused about identity

SKU: 2021-00080.

Women have the power of reason, logic, recognition, feeling. No human being has the right to restrict others’ freedom under the pretext of religion, sexuality, social or political status, wealth, color, or power. Women are equal with men, because both men and women were created human and given both powers of choice and freedom and liberty.

This artwork is inspired by the true story of the Iranian Blue girl, the girl who suicided by fire because she was condemned by Iranian law for entering a football stadium as a woman to follow her football team! In my artworks, the horse is symbol of women, fish are symbols of freedom and equality rights wanted. My artworks are dedicated to all women in my country who have been humiliated, discriminated, raped, abused and wronged by the religion and the current laws of Iran. Revolution Street girls, Blue girls, Cyclist girls.

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My painting carries the message of love and freedom for women, and care and concern about nature and wild-life.

Parastoo Haddadi(19 Sep 1986), Parastoo was born in Tehran, Iran. She loves animal, nature and wom-en emotions therefore all of her artwork is about this deep connection between. Generally, the role of animals in her works are a symbol of human personality and have different definitions in her works. Accordingly, the horse is a symbol of a woman, her feelings,and behavior. Despite her art talent she decided to graduate in BA software engineering. She had almost more than 15 exhibitions in Malaysia, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Iran and she won almost 5 prizes at national and international art festivals. Her artworks are brought from her imagination and they have a story behind them. Right now, Parastoo as a painter, photographer and film editor lives.

EMAIL parastoocrest@gmail.com
Website https://parastoohaddadi.yolasite.com/
Instagram @Dream_of_Life_insta
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SecretFlySky

Education
2011 Grade 4 Artistic, Council for the Evaluation of Artists, Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance of Iran
2010 Art Skill certificate, Ministry of Work and skill
2009 BA, Computer Engineer, Islamic Azad University IAU, Roodehen, Iran
2005 BA, Software computer, Islamic Azad University IAU, Garmsar, Semnan, Iran
2002 Motahary, school of professional and work, Tehran, Iran
2000 MR. Basiji Institute, Tehran, Iran

Experience
20 years Traditional Iranian Art, Miniature (Negargary)
5 years teaching experience

Grants/Awards
Third Prize, Baku International Festival for Crafts in Action, Baku, Azerbaijan
4th International Fajr Festival of Visual Arts, Tehran, Iran
Nation-Wide Exhibition of instructors Cultural and Art Works, Azad University
Hijab and Art Annual, Islamic Azad University, Roodehen, Iran
Forth & Fifth of Quran &Art Annual for adult

Solo Exhibition
2018 My dreams, NACF, Niavaran cultural center, Tehran, Iran
2017 Dream of life, NACF, Niavaran cultural center, Tehran, Iran
2016 My Miniature world, NACF, Niavaran cultural center, Tehran, Iran
2011 Parastoo`s imagination, Usefabad Gallery, Tehran, Iran
2010 My Art, Sandoozy museum Gallery, Tehran, Iran
2008 Deep in my dreams, Khanevade Gallery, Tehran, Iran

Recent Exhibition
2020 Virtual Exhibition, Women Suffragists in Women soaring project, The WSP gallery Dec 1-31 ,USA
2019 Baku International Festival for Crafts in Action, Icherisheher, Baku, Azerbaijan
2015 International Festival for Islamic Artisans, Penedic Municipality, Istanbul, Turkey
2012 Art, Cultural and Heritage, Almaty, Kazakhstan
2012 Iranian Women Handicraft, Golestan palace, Tehran, Iran
2012 Iranian handicraft Artists, Sad Abad palace, Tehran, Iran
2011 Iranian cultural & handicraft Art, Niavaran palace, Tehran, Iran
2010 Art, Cultural and Heritage, PETRONAS Tower KLCC, Kuala lumpur, Malaysia

Published art works:
Art Hole Magazine 5, Oct 2020
Average Art Magazine March and April 2018
Women Developing Dimension in the Field of Islamic Artisanat,Istanbul,2018

Fellowships
Artist of Iran Cultural, Heritage & Handicraft Organization
Artist of Fine Art Organization

size

2020, 34.5*49

medium

Ink and Acrylic colours on board

Website

http://Parastoohaddadi.yolasite.com

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