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Issa Shojaei |
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Limited
edition serigraphs. Click any image to enlarge.
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"Anula" 24 x 36 - limited edition serigraph on canvas $1750 Unframed |
"Lilith" 18 x 26 - limited edition serigraph $650 Unframed |
SOLD OUT "Zarya" 24 x 36 - limited edition serigraph
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SOLD OUT "Repose" 24 x 36 - limited edition serigraph
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"Tiamhe" 18 x 16 - limited edition serigraph $715 - Artist's Proof - Unframed
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"Dyana" 12 x 16 - limited edition serigraph $500 Unframed
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"Luna" 12 x 16 - limited edition serigraph $750 - Artist's Proof - Unframed
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"Loa" 18 x 16 - limited edition serigraph $715 - Artist's Proof - Unframed |
"Ella" 12 x 16 - limited edition serigraph $650 - Artist's Proof - Unframed |
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In
the classic tradition of the Fauve painters of the early 20th century,
Issa Shojaei achieves a haunting sensitivity in his portraits of enigmatic
young women. His instinct for primal moods and, perhaps, the overt tension
of form and colour to translate persona, provide the emotional affair that
takes place between the viewer and the figure. The Shojaei woman is the
clandestine female, the arcane seductress, the essential woman engaged in
a cultural awakening of her own being. In her awkward gracefulness, she is
confident; in her covert silence, she is mysterious.
Shojaei
says, "In the classic tradition of the Bauhaus, I achieve in my art
forms a complexity of statements equal to the developing technologies and
multi-cultural influences of the past and 21st centuries. My statements
are those of philosophical history combing universally recognized forms
from the ancients to my contemporaries. The world is in many places and I
seek to engage you through my eyes, a cultural awakening, penetrating the
unfamiliar in the safety of ignorance and innocence." Issa Shojaei was born in Azerbaigan and was educated in Iran and in Germany. He now lives and works in Toronto. |
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