Farahnaz Jalilvand, Niloufar Alaei and Navid Mohaghegh

Farahnaz Jalilvand, born in 1351, is a graduate of Sculpture from the University of Tehran-Faculty of Fine Arts and she has a master’s degree in visual communication.

She has participated in domestic and foreign sculpture exhibitions and biennials.

Farahnaz Jalilvand has been accepted as a selected artist by the Museum of Contemporary Art of Iran for art residency and exhibition at the International Center of Artists in Paris in 2018.

She has also been accepted as selected artist for art residency and exhibition in the Netherlands by the European Union, the Dutch Embassy and the Kooshk Residency in 2019.

She has been teaching visual arts in Iranian universities for 10 years and she is the founder of Arsh Art Atelier (Hajm sazan Arsh Company).

Niloufar Alaei, born in 1993, is a graduate of Pars University of Art and Architecture with a master’s degree in interior architecture.

Alaei is one of the founders of Nejo Design Studio in the field of architecture and interior architecture.

Together with Rena Design Group, he won the third place for designing Iran’s booth at Expo 2020 Dubai.

Her focus in recent years has been on interior design and teaching at the Pars Faculty of Art and Architecture.

Navid Mohaghegh, born in 1987, is a graduate of Isfahan University of the Arts with a degree in architecture and one of the founders of the Nejo Design Studio.

In recent years, his focus is more on designing interior architecture and designing exhibition booths in domestic and foreign exhibitions.

Humans build cocoons around themselves like butterflies many times during their lives, the cocoons are injured and they are reborn and start a new life. Sometimes the wounds of his cocoons give him strength and revitalization, and sometimes death is what he chooses.

Light and mirrors have always been used in the traditional design of Iranian architecture and water is sacred and it is a sign of clarity, life and metamorphosis. The mirror is like water, whose role is the reflection of motifs and images and represents the unity and multiplicity of existence. Light is an element of existential, not merely illuminator. In most religions it is the light of the divine intellect and the source of all purity and virtue, and the existence of divine light in the material body which is the place of man’s role is always an end.