Hoviyat ( Identity )
Tehran Calling London
London 2013
Identity and immigration are two issues with deep
ambiguity within them, sometimes one without the other
is meaningless and sometimes together they represent no
meaning. At times you'll come across one of them when
following the other one and at times one shows itself
through the other. Both issues grasp the society when
one least expects it.
As soon as you learn a new word,
you obtain a new identity and once you start liking a
new image you have migrated.
Assessing the value of this
topic or criticising it is not within the purpose of my
artwork. I have simply put it in front of me and thought
about it.
In this work, I have used the identity of a
new method of writing which I think has carried out the
most blunt attacks against the written Farsi, and with
no difficulties has conceived within our young society's
womb and will live for a while, and with no doubt it
will become a part of our cultural identity.
Here the
word "identity" has been represented with a new
identity, an identity which is about to migrate from an
ancient society to a post-ancient one.
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