Exhibions
Multisensory Audio-Visual Exhibition
May. 2025 / Alborz, Iran
The third chapter of the Hyrcanian series took place in Karaj, focusing on six plant species and six bird species, all native to the Hyrcanian forest. Designed as a multisensory and interactive experience, the exhibition invited visitors to engage with the works through their senses and through interactive interventions, creating a deeper connection with the artworks and the natural world they represente
Another central aspect of this chapter was the collaborative process behind the artworks. The artists worked together, approaching the same subject from different perspectives and artistic viewpoints. Through this process of exchange and collaboration, they explored how multiple interpretations could come together to shape a single artwork.
Interactive Audio-Visual Exhibition
Apr. 2024 / Tehran, Iran
The second chapter of the Hyrcanian series took place in Tehran as an interactive multimedia exhibition, focusing on three endemic plant species and three umbrella bird species of the Hyrcanian forest. This exhibition was designed to engage the audience’s senses and invite them to explore and interact with the works. It featured photography, interactive audio-visual installations, and printmaking. To enhance the immersive experience, a natural scent was introduced into the space, capturing the visitors’ attention as soon as they entered, making their sensory engagement with the exhibition more impactful.
Multimedia Audio-Visual Exhibition
Sep. 2023 / Essen, Germany
The first chapter of the Hyrcanian series took place in Essen, Germany, as a multimedia exhibition aimed at introducing the ancient Hyrcanian forest and emphasizing its significance and value. The exhibition focused on nine endangered plant species unique to the Hyrcanian ecosystem, featuring a collection of artworks including photography, video installations, printmaking, ecoprinting and fashion. Through this exhibition, we sought to raise awareness about the importance of preserving these valuable species and the broader forest ecosystem.
