This exhibition explores the fluid relationship between space and image. By placing ornaments on wallpaper, I extend my artistic language beyond the frame, allowing patterns to expand and redefine the room itself.
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Dear people,
do you have some time today?
There’s someone calling you this way.
I sit upon the dresser tall
it’s the fashion, after all.
The red lamp glows,
blonde hair flows.
The photo framed in burning light,
do you want to claim it tight?
Take something to forget,
just eat it now, no need to fret.
Drift downstream or rise above,
all you need is sleep, my love.
Aram Ruhi Ahangarani, 25.9.2013
I wear a scarf around my neck,
I got it from the nose shop,
but now it makes me too sweet,
and ever since I’ve worn it,
no one is afraid of me anymore,
even deer and foxes want to cuddle.
It’s strange,
it’s just this scarf from the nose shop,
and yet everything around me
has changed so much.
Aram Ruhi Ahangarani
10.10.2013
Somewhere in the world, at the same time,
someone stands before a white wall as a guilty person,
photographed from all sides,
so that they can define his identity.
He stands there and thinks:
I’ve always been a faithful believer,
why do they have to take me,
I’ve always been a good believer.
Now I stand here before this white wall
and I’m completely naked, since they must examine everything.
I want to admit something,
for the first time, I have doubts about my life.
Aram Ruhi Ahangarani
3.10.2013
