Artwork Collection

Solitude

We are connected; we are connected to each other through identity, through the land. I feel when you are suffering in the farthest part of the world, I feel the pain in your body, and I feel sorrow in your heart. No matter what we are doing, and in what position we are, we go into our solitude, our anxiety, and our sorrow, with the news about people who are in unbearable circumstances in the other parts of the world.

Patterning Floral Patterning Persian Rugs Traditional Persian Motifs Figurative Painting Solitude

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Solitude 1
Solitude 1

Painting

Solitude 1

Solitude Series, done with acrylic and oil on canvas, depicts a lonely female figure in different positions in her solitude. The patterns in this series of paintings are inspired by Persian rugs and traditional Persian motifs.

Solitude 2
Solitude 2

Painting

Solitude 2

Solitude Series, done with acrylic and oil on canvas, depicts a lonely female figure in different positions in her solitude. The patterns in this series of paintings are inspired by Persian rugs and traditional Persian motifs.

Solitude 3
Solitude 3

Painting

Solitude 3

Solitude Series, done with acrylic and oil on canvas, depicts a lonely female figure in different positions in her solitude. The patterns in this series of paintings are inspired by Persian rugs and traditional Persian motifs.

Solitude 4
Solitude 4

Painting

Solitude 4

Solitude Series, done with acrylic and oil on canvas, depicts a lonely female figure in different positions in her solitude. The patterns in this series of paintings are inspired by Persian rugs and traditional Persian motifs.

Solitude 5
Solitude 5

Painting

Solitude 5

Solitude Series, done with acrylic and oil on canvas, depicts a lonely female figure in different positions in her solitude. The patterns in this series of paintings are inspired by Persian rugs and traditional Persian motifs. Solitude 5, is done... More

Work by

Raha Alipourfard

Drawing and Painting- Minor in Integrated Media

“In my collections, I critique Iranian patterns and my cultural identity through mixed media paintings and their semiotics inspired by Persian rugs, Farsi calligraphy, and tiles motifs from mosques. ...” [More]