Gesso, acrylic and glitter on styrofoam fragment, 14 × 12”. This work and the subsequent paintings shimmer and shine in person, and resemble precious, glazed earthenware fragments or ceramic tiles.
Acrylic, glitter and gravel on Styrofoam fragment, 14 x 10
Acrylic, glitter and gravel on Styrofoam fragment
Acrylic, glitter and gravel on Styrofoam fragment
Acrylic and gravel on Styrofoam fragment
Acrylic and gravel on Styrofoam fragment
Acrylic, glitter and gravel on Styrofoam fragment.
Gesso, acrylic and glitter on panel, 60 x 48”
Gesso, acrylic, nail polish and glitter on panel, , 48 x 60”
Acrylic and glitter on MDF
Acrylic, gesso and gitter on Matryoshka dolls.
Mixed media on wood and on handbags worn by the artist between 2004-2006.
Mixed media on handbag worn by the artist between 2004-2006.
Gesso, acrylic and glitter on panel, 48” x 48”
Mixed media, upholstery and fabric on plywood, Iranian carpet. Photo by Bethany Fancher related to an undocumented performance of “harem girls”, performed at LMAK Projects (Williamsburg) November 2007.
Gesso, acrylic and glitter on canvas, 10 x 8 in
Gesso and acrylic on panel, 5” x 5”
Gesso, acrylic and glitter on panel, 32” x 39”
Gesso, acrylic and nail polish on panel, 32 x 24 in
Gesso, acrylic, glitter and nail polish on panel, 36” x 48”
Gesso and acrylic on panel
Mixed media on panel
Gesso, acrylic, and glitter on panel,
Gesso, acrylic and glitter on panel, 32 x 24 in
Mixed media on styrofoam
Mixed media on styrofoam, 6” diameter.
Gesso and acrylic on panel
Gesso and acrylic on panel, 8 x 10 in
Gesso and acrylic on panel.
I found “American Antiterror”-themed Matryoshka dolls at NYC store in 2006. I gessoed over them but kept the words “American Antiterror” on the largest doll, and the American Flag on the smallest doll. The outer doll satirized the most common representation of Iranian women in America.