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StatsFaezeh
- 36.0 x 25.0 cm
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Questions & Answers
How is the color composition of "Faezeh" by Shirin Neshat built?
The color composition of "Faezeh" by Shirin Neshat combines a statement contrast with a discordant palette harmony.
What colors dominate "Faezeh" by Shirin Neshat?
"Faezeh" by Shirin Neshat uses a neutrals palette, with putty (#cfd5d8) as the dominant color.
Is "Faezeh" available as a fine art print?
A print of "Faezeh" by Shirin Neshat can be ordered directly on its Fine Art Print page: a fine art print on cotton canvas or archival canvas paper.
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Artist Biography
The Echoes of Revolution and Exile
Shirin Neshat’s artistic consciousness was forged in the crucible of profound political transformation. Born in Qazvin, Iran, her early years were steeped in the rich traditions of Persian calligraphy and Islamic aesthetics, yet it was the seismic shift of the 1979 Islamic Revolution that would ultimately define her creative trajectory. As a young woman sent to study in the United States, Neshat found herself caught between two worlds, an observer separated from her homeland by both geography and ideology. This state of exile became not merely a biographical fact but a powerful lens through which she interrogated the complexities of identity, culture, and the tension between the individual and the state. Her journey from Tehran University to the hallowed halls of Yale School of Art allowed her to synthesize her Middle Eastern heritage with Western contemporary practices, creating a visual language that speaks to the universal experience of displacement.The Poetics of the Veil and Calligraphy
In the early 1990s, Neshat’s return to Iran sparked one of her most iconic and haunting series, Women of Allah. Through these self-portraits, she explored the physical and emotional implications of the chador, using the veil as a site of profound contradiction. In these works, the female body becomes a canvas for Persian poetry; delicate calligraphy by figures such as Forough Farrokhzad is etched across faces, hands, and feet. This technique creates a striking tension between the uniformity of the religious garment and the intense, individualistic depth of the written word. By layering text upon skin, Neshat challenges the viewer to look beyond the surface of perceived oppression to find the complex, desiring, and resilient individuals beneath. Her work during this period serves as a powerful reclamation of the female gaze, transforming the subject from an icon of religious law into a vessel of poetic resistance.Dualities in Motion: The Video Installations
As her practice evolved, Neshat moved seamlessly from the stillness of photography to the immersive, rhythmic power of video installation. Her groundbreaking trilogy—comprising Turbulent, Rapture, and Fervor—utilizes dual-screen projections to create a sensory experience of opposition and duality. These works often juxtapose masculine and feminine energies, or the public spectacle against private intimacy, through carefully choreographed soundscapes and stark visual contrasts. The mastery of this medium earned her international acclaim, most notably at the 52nd Venice Biennale, where her ability to manipulate space and sound solidified her status as a titan of contemporary art. Through these installations, she explores the fractures in society, using the interplay of light, shadow, and silence to provoke deep contemplation on the nature of belief, gender, and the enduring struggle for personal freedom in an increasingly polarized world.
Shirin Neshat
1957 - , Iran
Quick Facts
- Full Name: Shirin Neshat
- Nationality: Iranian-American
- Date Of Birth: 1957
- Place Of Birth: Qazvin, Iran
- Notable Artworks: ['The Shadow under the Web']
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Photography & Film
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