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Arghavan Khosravi

The Morning Light

€3,000

Edition of 2049.3 (H) × 28.5 (W) × 6.0 (D) cm

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Rich with symbolism, Arghavan Khosravi’s multilayered artworks draw upon personal experience to explore diasporic identity.

During Covid-19 lockdown Khosravi began working with found objects, juxtaposing the flat plane of her canvases with intricate three-dimensional assemblage. Our debut collaboration explores this practice in edition form, combining an archival pigment print with a book, leather cord and air-brushed details. A motif found throughout the artist’s practice, in this case the vibrant red cord serves to steer the viewers eye and connect the artworks various layers and details.

The work’s title nods to its seamless yellow gradients, and to the sense of quiet optimism emanating from it subject.

International Women's Day
The Morning Light is the third in a series of 6 editions drawn together by Avant Arte Chief Curator Gemma Rolls-Bentley to coincide with International Women's Day. Read the journal.

Medium

Hand-made archival pigment print collaged on a natural linen covered book, airbrushed with acrylic and oil. The book is mounted on natural woven rayon cloth-covered plywood board and finished with leather cord.

Certificate of Authenticity

Arrives with a certificate of authenticity.

Finishing

Hand signed COA mounted on the back of the artwork.

Release date

March 09, 2022

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Behind the scenes

Arghavan Khosravi2 collaborationsArghavan Khosravi draws from her own life to depict the fragmentation of diasporic cultural identity. These experiences manifest in segmented, layered canvases which often incorporate 3D objects like earbuds and chains. Her work is rich with symbolic motifs such as red strings and obscured facial features that reflect cultural restrictions imposed on the artist while living in Iran. However, Khosravi is keen to do so subtly – conveying a sense of claustrophobia rather than outright violence. Throughout her oeuvre, Khosravi advocates human rights while refusing to abide by Western stereotypes of repressed Iranian women – instead anchoring her work to the reality of her own memory.

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Reviews from Avant collectors

Very impressed with the quality - exceeded expectation. Thanks
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Every detail about this work is brilliant, especially the work itself. Thank you for bringing an incredible talent pool of artists to the public.
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The artwork is amazing, the quality of the printing is sublime, I am totally amazed, Thank you
Review of Guardian
This piece is lovely and out for framing. I actually want to buy another.
Review of Inner Love
great packaging, and the print is great!
Review of Guardian
im thrilled and am looking forward to purchasing another piece soon!
Review of Guardian
amazing piece. love the frame and unbox experience
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Great piece, arrived in excellent condition, thanks!
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