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Still life with flowers in a glass jar, muted and natural palette, centred. To the Sunshine 08 by FATANEH FOROUGHI

FATANEH FOROUGHI

Iranian, b. 1986

To the Sunshine 08, 2022

Medium
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
27½ × 19¾ in (70 × 50 cm)
Signature
Signed — front, lower right
Certificate of authenticity
Included with the work
From
SARAI GalleryLos Angeles

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About the work

Measuring 50 by 70 centimeters, this oil on canvas presents a gently textured surface, with brushwork that subtly catches the light. The palette is dominated by soft, luminous tones, suggesting a sense of openness and warmth. The composition is balanced, allowing the viewer’s eye to move fluidly across the expanse of the canvas.

About FATANEH FOROUGHI

Fataneh Foroughi (born in 1986) received a master's degree in painting from Isfahan University of Art and a bachelor's degree in painting from Zahedan University of Art. She has had numerous solo and group shows. Inspired by the still-life paintings of the 17th century, Foroughi's work centers primarily on the delicate beauty of flowers. Light also holds an essential visual and conceptual significance in her work. The artist observes the movement and interplay of light on the flowers in silence for hours, immortalizing these perfect fleeting moments into masterpieces. She sees flowers not as passive subjects but as dynamic entities imbued with profound emotion. She creates captivating works that evoke a personal connection with these floral subjects by merging her soul with the flower's spirit. Through her meticulous compositions and emotional connection with her subjects, she invites viewers into a silent dialogue with these floral subjects. Her paintings transcend mere representations, becoming gateways into the intricate relationship between humans and their surroundings.

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