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Ghazal Marvi: “Living Joyfully Is a Philosophical Stance” – The Iranian Painter on Youth, Imagination and the Art of Defying Boredom
Ghazal Marvi paints Tehran through youthful energy, imagination, and an instinct for joy. Her figures inhabit a world where surreal gestures meet everyday reality, while friendship, memory, freedom, and boredom shape the atmosphere. Across Homa exhibitions, Marvi has developed a distinctive visual language that treats painting as celebration and resistance.
Ghazal Marvi: “Living Joyfully Is a Philosophical Stance” – The Iranian Painter on Youth, Imagination and the Art of Defying Boredom
Ghazal Marvi paints Tehran through youthful energy, imagination, and an instinct for joy. Her figures inhabit a world where surreal ...
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