Raheleh Nooravar (b. 1984, Tehran, Iran) is a graduate of Graphic Design from Islamic Azad University of Tehran. Later she continued her studies under recognized Iranian sculptures. Raheleh employs repetition and reproduction as the recurrent concepts in her work to create her desired forms. She has held 3 solo shows and has participated in several group shows and festivals. Raheleh Nooravar lives and works in Tehran.
Raheleh Nooravar's artworks:
Humans stood aside and branched off. They rose above others to a different level, stood on a place of authority, and called everything else “nature.” In return, nature did not sit around and regrouped as a silent army, self-sufficient and independent of humanity. She developed a secret but vital power for herself and went so far that it became impossible for others to live without her. Living creatures realized that coexistence is the only way to go if they are to survive. They are astonishingly diverse, but in similar positions, all on the same plane. There are no exceptions and no rectors. They don’t give monologues, but know how to sing choruses. Overshadowing is meaningless; all stand together as equals.
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Akram Ahmadi Tavana
