Creating Objects by Hossein Valamanesh (13 results)

Hardback. Condition: New. Handcrafts for centuries have been the heart of the creative domain in societies; bringing art close to the community not only as an imaginative practice, but also as economical means and activities for social experiences. Independent curator and art educator Fereshte Moosavi explores the notion of art object in its materiality, and the essence of craftsmanship in the works of two compelling contemporary Iranian artists Farhad Ahrarnia and Hossein Valamensh. While undertaking publication as a form of an exhibiting platform, the selected works and texts offer a complex interconnectivity with the humble 'matter' which works as a vessel that belongs to the register of the imaginary. Farhad Ahrarnia's Khatam-Kari (Persian marquetry), handmade carpets, collages of everyday objects embellished by Tazhib delve into a dual experience between modern life and traditional craftsmanship. Hossein Valamanesh's use of material such as branches, leaves, earth and fire delineates a kind of return to t.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Through a careful selection of artworks by Farhad Ahrarnia and Hossein Valamanesh, Fereshte Moosavi analyses their creative methods where a humble relationship with materials and objects have formed their practice. Ahrarnia's khatam-kari (Persian technic of inlaying), carpets, and Tazhibs present a dual connection between the modern man and traditional handicrafts. Using natural materials such as branches, leaves, earth, and fire, Hossein Valamanesh reminds us of a forgotten relationship with the nature of materials. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Through a careful selection of artworks by Farhad Ahrarnia and Hossein Valamanesh, Fereshte Moosavi analyses their creative methods where a humble relationship with materials and objects have formed their practice. Ahrarnia's khatam-kari (Persian technic of inlaying), carpets, and Tazhibs present a dual connection between the modern man and traditional handicrafts. Using natural materials such as branches, leaves, earth, and fire, Hossein Valamanesh reminds us of a forgotten relationship with the nature of materials. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. Handcrafts for centuries have been the heart of the creative domain in societies; bringing art close to the community not only as an imaginative practice, but also as economical means and activities for social experiences. Independent curator and art educator Fereshte Moosavi explores the notion of art object in its materiality, and the essence of craftsmanship in the works of two compelling contemporary Iranian artists Farhad Ahrarnia and Hossein Valamensh. While undertaking publication as a form of an exhibiting platform, the selected works and texts offer a complex interconnectivity with the humble 'matter' which works as a vessel that belongs to the register of the imaginary. Farhad Ahrarnia's Khatam-Kari (Persian marquetry), handmade carpets, collages of everyday objects embellished by Tazhib delve into a dual experience between modern life and traditional craftsmanship. Hossein Valamanesh's use of material such as branches, leaves, earth and fire delineates a kind of return to t.…

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