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Non-representational grid with distressed effects, earth and muted palette, centred. Nasrolahi by Ahmad Nasrollahi

Ahmad Nasrollahi

Iranian, b. 1951

Nasrolahi, 2026

Medium
Machine-Woven Carpet
Dimensions
78¾ × 78¾ in (200 × 200 cm)
Signature
Signed — signed on the Certificate of Authenticity
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Edition
2/4
From
Liikeh Art FactoryKashan, Iran

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Liikeh Art Factory: The Fusion of Art & Industry / Carpet Density: 3600

About Ahmad Nasrollahi

Ahmad Nasrollahi is an Iranian painter who began his artistic practice experimentally in 1966. From 1977 onward, drawing on the experience and guidance of artists such as Ali-Akbar Safaian and Bahram Alivandi, he further developed his professional career. That same year, he also took charge of the Abi Gallery in Babol. He held his first group exhibition in 1971 at the Sari Youth Centre and his first solo exhibition in 1977 at Abi Gallery in Babol. Since then, he has participated in more than 100 solo and group exhibitions in Iran and internationally. His works have been exhibited at prominent venues such as Seyhoun Gallery, Hoor Gallery, the Isfahan Museum of Contemporary Art, and the Iran Peace Museum, as well as in cities including Shanghai, Moscow, and Melbourne. His participation in major art events, including Iranian Painting Biennials, international design exhibitions, and the Islamic World Painting Biennials, has formed an important part of his career. He has received certificates of recognition and honour at several of these events. His works have also been presented in numerous group exhibitions across countries including Italy, France, China, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Belarus, and India. Alongside his artistic practice, Nasrollahi has devoted many years to teaching painting to children and young adults, working within the public education system, and managing artistic activities. He has also served as a jury member for art festivals, is a member of the Iranian Painters' Society, and has acted as a secretary and organizer of various art events.

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