b. 1987

Babajani, 2026

Medium: Machine-Woven Carpet
Dimensions: 189 × 39¼ in (480 × 100 cm)
Signature: Signed — signed on the Certificate of Authenticity
Edition: 2/4
From: Liikeh Art FactoryKashan, Iran

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Left Panel: 480 × 100 cm, Signed at bottom, right Middle Panel: 300 × 75 cm, Signed at middle, left Right Panel: 480 × 100 cm, Signed at bottom, left Density: 3600

About Reza Babajani

Reza Babajani began his career in 1998 as an illustrator for magazines and newspapers. Today, he works as a graphic designer, creative director, and visual artist, collaborating with cultural and artistic projects, galleries, and leading publishing houses in Iran and internationally. His practice focuses on the study, design, and exploration of Persian script within the context of Iranian culture and identity. His work encompasses text-based projects, book design, and visual identity. A selection of his posters is held in the permanent collections of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, the Museum für Gestaltung in Zurich, the Wilanów Poster Museum in Poland, and the Iranian Museum of Graphic Design. Babajani’s work has also been featured in numerous exhibitions and publications dedicated to contemporary Iranian graphic design and typography, including Vitrine: 35 Years of Contemporary Iranian Cover Design; Far from Near (Belgium); Eastern Design (Italy); the group poster project of Azad Designers Gallery at the American University of Beirut and Hinterland Gallery (Austria); Ridicule, a poster project presented in Seattle, Havana, and Tehran; The New Wave of Iranian Graphic Design at San Mateo University in California; Iranian Name and Sign: 100 Persian Lettering Marks by 100 Contemporary Iranian Designers (Moscow); Contemporary Iran: Poster Collection 35, published by Lars Müller Publishers; Visual Poetry (Switzerland); and Peykar-Nevesht-ha (Germany).

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