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Arianna Garcia-Fialdini, Untitled, Monoprint, lithograph 2' x 2', 2021
Arianna Garcia-Fialdini
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This artwork is an attempt to playfully examine the current ways I experience diverse realities in relation to creativity. My artistic goal is to concentrate on storytelling in the form of portraits that humanize and represent socio-political experiences, whilst expressing my own perspective as a form of activism on diverse situations. 
Untitled
monoprint, lithograph
24 x 24 inches
2021

Zahra Hosseini

About ten years ago, I decided to free my disabled body for the first time from the bounds with which I had lived for three decades. I knew that attacking the safe spots that had been shaping my corporeal and behavioral habits could affect my artistic development. This was a process that started with therapy and ended in concerns about the representations of the disabled body in contemporary art.
Picture
​Asymmetrical Body
monoprint
8.3 x 11.4 inches
2018

Shahrzad Tahmasebi, Conflict, Charcoal and mixed media, 9
Shahrzad Tahmasebi 

This rough drawing of a bull expresses the feeling of conflict and tension. I wanted to emphasize this feeling through the use of very different perspectives for the bull's head and body.
Conflict
charcoal, mixed media
9 x 12 inches
2017

Shahrzad Tahmasebi

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​In this painting I used cold and blue colors to show the feeling of suspension. A figure with no upper body and with two certain legs on the ground, still purposeful and firm.
Shahrzad Tahmasebi, Suspension, Mixed media on canvas, 50 x 70cm, 2012
Suspension
​mixed media on canvas
19.6  x 28 inches
​2012

Shahrzad Tahmasebi,
Stay Colorful
pastel
11 3/4 x 16 1/2 inches
2013
Shahrzad Tahmasebi 

​​Throughout difficult days, she is wearing red and sitting on a bright green sofa, probably listening to jazz music, while surrounded by colorful lights thinking about her great goals.

Sheng Hui Jin

Being hyper creative from an ideological and visual dimension has been my utter pleasure and interest in my art practice. As an eccentric art student in the final year of undergraduate study, I created these two paintings using traditional mediums, vibrant colors, crazy patterns and complicated compositions to fully express my emotions and perceptions towards the world we are reincarnated in. My art reaches to all life stages of humans - everyone will interpret my art in their own way. I fully respect every single artists' work but I cannot be influenced by any of them. I have my own distinctive style which may not be accepted, but I simply do not care. My artworks are representative of myself and my shadow. Life is too short to let anyone's idea mess up my ingredients. In our limited physical space, I am trying to create an unlimited ideological space for myself and the viewers who would like to settle their chaotic spirits inside of my art "shelter." 
Sheng Hui Jin, CoCo, Oil on wood, 25 x 25, 2020
Coco
oil on wood
25 x 25 inches
2020
Sheng Hui Jin, Dystopia realm, Oil canvas, 35 x 45, 2020
Dystopian Realm
acrylic on canvas
35 x 45 inches
2020

​Nadeem Al Haj Zein

Anxiety and hope, creation and control.

​There are certain emotions and reactions we all experience on a daily basis. These emotions, the human mind, and its reactions are the first things that come to mind when I put pencil to paper, paintbrush to canvas, or at the click of a mouse button on Photoshop. It is my own reactions and emotions that drive me to create, even if only on a subconscious level. Often, it is when I reflect on what I had been so excited to create that I truly understand what it is that I had just made and how it is a lot deeper than I had initially thought. It shows me more than it shows you the viewer, or maybe it doesn’t, I don’t know I’m not you. But it shows me something and I just hope that you see it too, or at least you see something and you can reflect on it like I have, or maybe you just like the way it looks. I used to simply like the way it looks, until I considered it more deeply, until the colors spoke to me, until the faces told me a story, a story of anxiety and hope, creation and control, and maybe a story of peace.
Nadeem Al Haj Zein, sincerity, Acrylic on Canvas, 120cm x 100cm, 2021
Sincerity
acrylic on canvas
47 x 39 inches
2021

Riesbri

Lucky Charm is a project that interrogates new ways of encountering current realities. It was inspired by real life events: I had never seen a four-leaf clover before, but as I was walking my mom to her chemotherapy sessions, I was able to appreciate the small unnoticed details of life, like the fauna and flora surrounding us. As a result of this pressure and fear of losing someone, I was more attentive to my surroundings, and found several four-leaf clovers. To mask this fear, I would smile and make her feel lucky that I found these clovers, using it as a token for her recovery, even though I was terrified.
Riesbri, Lucky charm, acrylics on canvas diptyque, 36
Lucky Charm
acrylic on canvas 
36 x 36 inches each (diptych)
2021
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