The Splendor of Light
Dark horizon
The world is narrow
Despair is overwhelming
I know
But moving forward in the darkness
Towards the light is beautiful
You know
With the hope of light
Step into the darkness
Do not let these tormenting sorrows break you
For the birds born in gardens
Filled with songs of freedom
Never know the pleasure and joy of liberation
And those raised in golden cages
Do not know the splendor of light
At the end of darkness
Fereydoon Moshiri
Khoroush : (Tumult)
Orooj :( Ascension),
Khoroush : (Tumult), Details
Orooj :( Ascension), Details
The Revolution, 150x150 cm, Acrylic on canvas, 2009
This artwork is housed in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tehran. In 2008, Sourena was invited by the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tehran to participate in a workshop.
During this event, he created an acrylic artwork on the theme of revolution, which was later included in the museum's collections.
Subsequently, the museum expressed interest in acquiring this artwork to display it in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tehran.
The crossroads of figurative, surrealism and urban, 100x120 cm,
oil on canvas, 2009
During his final year in Iran, Sourena honed a distinctive combination of three distinct techniques: figurative, surreal, and urban art. While you might have previously had the opportunity to view his urban and figurative series, this showcase offers a glimpse into how he masterfully blended these techniques to create a dynamic and unparalleled collection of artworks. Each technique brings its own unique perspective and style, and their fusion produces a captivating and thought-provoking display.
We invite you to take a closer look at this painting and also visit his website to explore more of his remarkable work. The artist is confident that this showcase is a powerful representation of his artistic prowess and hopes it will offer a deeper understanding of his artistic vision. Furthermore, following this text, you will find some examples of his limited surrealism series.
Some surrealist paintings, oil on canvas, 120 x 60 cm, 2006 to 2008