Alireza ASANLOO (Iran, 1975)

Alireza ASANLOO (Iran, 1975)

Our Hands, 2023

Acrylique sur toile 149 x 180 cm *** Acrylic on canvas Alireza Asanloo is an Iranian painter and sculptor who divides his life between Tehran and Paris. Despite his deep attachment to his home country, he has never been able to permanently leave it, as Iran has become his primary source of artistic inspiration. His recent works are strongly influenced by events related to women's rights in Iran, notably the 'Woman, Life, Freedom' movement. This cause has become Alireza's artistic obsession, a commitment that tragically began with the death of the young Iranian woman, Mahsa Amni. In the context of this exhibition, Alireza Asanloo presents two works that embody the resilience of women in the face of social and political pressure in Iran. These creations capture the essence of these women who, despite challenges and constraints, continue to live with strength and determination. Alireza Asanloo's art plays a crucial role in raising awareness and understanding of women's rights issues in Iran. His choice to live between Tehran and Paris has significantly influenced his artistic work, providing unique perspectives and diverse inspirations. Through his art, he aspires to create a meaningful impact and amplify the voices of women seeking freedom and justice."