A A Ali Anvari

A A Ali  Anvari

Location: Iran

Ali Anvari
http://www.ali-anvari.com
Born in 1977 in Tehran, Iran

Works and lives in Berlin/Trier, Germany and Tehran, Iran

Art Category: Painting

Education

2015- Diploma from European Academy of Fine Arts, Trier, Germany

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2015- Gallery Neuebild

Selected Group Exhibitions

Sep 2018 FSU Museum of Fine Arts FL-USA

June 2017- NordArt, Büdelsdorf, Germany

Nov. 2015- Expo Luxemburg, Germany

July 2015- Museum am Dom, Trier, Germany

Oct. 2014- Kultur Werkstadt TUFA, Germany

Achievements and Awards

2017- Winner of NordArt Public Choice Award and Biafarin Award

Selected Media

2016- Iranian carpet Magazine (Farshe dastbaf), Torreh Magazine

http://en.torreh.net/2016/07/24/colors-enlivening-carpets/

2015- BBC TV - Aug

http://www.bbc.com/persian/world/2015/08/150811_l47_vid_carpet_painting

2015- SWR II Kultur Radio, July

2015- German Newspapar volksfreund

http://www.volksfreund.de/nachrichten/region/kultur/Kultur-Ausstellung-in-Trier-Uralte-Traditionen-in-Farbe-und-Knoten;art764,4242491


Portfolio:

Kerman

Why I chose handmade carpet as my medium.

Primarily, the first point that drew my attention to the carpet as my medium was the carelessness of the new generation of Germany and Europe toward the handmade carpets and to use them not as something that is increasingly add value but those will soon be outdated and should be discarded ; the sense of responsibility toward my cultur persuaded me to retain those noteworthy art pieces !

The majority of people in Europe just use carpets as decorative objects and they are not aware of the history, culture and production process which lay behind them despite of the yearly massive volume of imports from Iran, Middle East ,North Africa and South Asia to their countries ,after a while they become the extra things thrown away or indwell somewhere in the basements!!!

Since I grew up with carpet culture in Iran ,I have an emotional relationship with those worthy art pieces the same as whole people who are the holder of special civilization of carpet thereon, so I started to study the history and culture of carpets with details . In this way I became familiar with the range of colors, forms, shapes, cadences and even song and music related to the carpets and eventually I figured out the not stated things about the carpets that those people were unaware about ; the result became my inspiration to

find a new way to revive the persian carpet .

The next step was to bring the soul and power of carpet onto the wall and amalgamate those features with the modern or abstract art to appear more alive. I believe the power of painting is hidden in the layers of it where people maynot see but certainly feel . The main principle of my work is to create the bridge between the carpet and the culture behind it with the bystander . In fact , the main mission here is to introduce the real artists all who have considerable and magnificent effort to weave the sinew of carpet but are never seen or known.

Technique:

In addition to Handmade Carpet and Acrylic and Oil colors I apply Gold Sheets as

Buddhist do to embellish the effigy of Buddha to augment spiritual aspect of the work. Each project depends on the size of the carpet lasts from one to three months.

Kerman “Kerman”

Why I chose handmade carpet as my medium.

Primarily, the first point that drew my attention to the carpet as my medium was the carelessness of the new generation of Germany and Europe toward the handmade carpets and to use them not as something that is increasingly add value but those will soon be outdated and should be discarded ; the sense of responsibility toward my cultur persuaded me to retain those noteworthy art pieces !

The majority of people in Europe just use carpets as decorative objects and they are not aware of the history, culture and production process which lay behind them despite of the yearly massive volume of imports from Iran, Middle East ,North Africa and South Asia to their countries ,after a while they become the extra things thrown away or indwell somewhere in the basements!!!

Since I grew up with carpet culture in Iran ,I have an emotional relationship with those worthy art pieces the same as whole people who are the holder of special civilization of carpet thereon, so I started to study the history and culture of carpets with details . In this way I became familiar with the range of colors, forms, shapes, cadences and even song and music related to the carpets and eventually I figured out the not stated things about the carpets that those people were unaware about ; the result became my inspiration to

find a new way to revive the persian carpet .

The next step was to bring the soul and power of carpet onto the wall and amalgamate those features with the modern or abstract art to appear more alive. I believe the power of painting is hidden in the layers of it where people maynot see but certainly feel . The main principle of my work is to create the bridge between the carpet and the culture behind it with the bystander . In fact , the main mission here is to introduce the real artists all who have considerable and magnificent effort to weave the sinew of carpet but are never seen or known.

Technique:

In addition to Handmade Carpet and Acrylic and Oil colors I apply Gold Sheets as

Buddhist do to embellish the effigy of Buddha to augment spiritual aspect of the work. Each project depends on the size of the carpet lasts from one to three months.

Kashan “Kashan”

Why I chose handmade carpet as my medium.

Primarily, the first point that drew my attention to the carpet as my medium was the carelessness of the new generation of Germany and Europe toward the handmade carpets and to use them not as something that is increasingly add value but those will soon be outdated and should be discarded ; the sense of responsibility toward my cultur persuaded me to retain those noteworthy art pieces !

The majority of people in Europe just use carpets as decorative objects and they are not aware of the history, culture and production process which lay behind them despite of the yearly massive volume of imports from Iran, Middle East ,North Africa and South Asia to their countries ,after a while they become the extra things thrown away or indwell somewhere in the basements!!!

Since I grew up with carpet culture in Iran ,I have an emotional relationship with those worthy art pieces the same as whole people who are the holder of special civilization of carpet thereon, so I started to study the history and culture of carpets with details . In this way I became familiar with the range of colors, forms, shapes, cadences and even song and music related to the carpets and eventually I figured out the not stated things about the carpets that those people were unaware about ; the result became my inspiration to

find a new way to revive the persian carpet .

The next step was to bring the soul and power of carpet onto the wall and amalgamate those features with the modern or abstract art to appear more alive. I believe the power of painting is hidden in the layers of it where people maynot see but certainly feel . The main principle of my work is to create the bridge between the carpet and the culture behind it with the bystander . In fact , the main mission here is to introduce the real artists all who have considerable and magnificent effort to weave the sinew of carpet but are never seen or known.

Technique:

In addition to Handmade Carpet and Acrylic and Oil colors I apply Gold Sheets as

Buddhist do to embellish the effigy of Buddha to augment spiritual aspect of the work. Each project depends on the size of the carpet lasts from one to three months.

Persian Garden “Persian Garden”

Why I chose handmade carpet as my medium.

Primarily, the first point that drew my attention to the carpet as my medium was the carelessness of the new generation of Germany and Europe toward the handmade carpets and to use them not as something that is increasingly add value but those will soon be outdated and should be discarded ; the sense of responsibility toward my cultur persuaded me to retain those noteworthy art pieces !

The majority of people in Europe just use carpets as decorative objects and they are not aware of the history, culture and production process which lay behind them despite of the yearly massive volume of imports from Iran, Middle East ,North Africa and South Asia to their countries ,after a while they become the extra things thrown away or indwell somewhere in the basements!!!

Since I grew up with carpet culture in Iran ,I have an emotional relationship with those worthy art pieces the same as whole people who are the holder of special civilization of carpet thereon, so I started to study the history and culture of carpets with details . In this way I became familiar with the range of colors, forms, shapes, cadences and even song and music related to the carpets and eventually I figured out the not stated things about the carpets that those people were unaware about ; the result became my inspiration to

find a new way to revive the persian carpet .

The next step was to bring the soul and power of carpet onto the wall and amalgamate those features with the modern or abstract art to appear more alive. I believe the power of painting is hidden in the layers of it where people maynot see but certainly feel . The main principle of my work is to create the bridge between the carpet and the culture behind it with the bystander . In fact , the main mission here is to introduce the real artists all who have considerable and magnificent effort to weave the sinew of carpet but are never seen or known.

Technique:

In addition to Handmade Carpet and Acrylic and Oil colors I apply Gold Sheets as

Buddhist do to embellish the effigy of Buddha to augment spiritual aspect of the work. Each project depends on the size of the carpet lasts from one to three months.

Mir “Mir”

Why I chose handmade carpet as my medium.

Primarily, the first point that drew my attention to the carpet as my medium was the carelessness of the new generation of Germany and Europe toward the handmade carpets and to use them not as something that is increasingly add value but those will soon be outdated and should be discarded ; the sense of responsibility toward my cultur persuaded me to retain those noteworthy art pieces !

The majority of people in Europe just use carpets as decorative objects and they are not aware of the history, culture and production process which lay behind them despite of the yearly massive volume of imports from Iran, Middle East ,North Africa and South Asia to their countries ,after a while they become the extra things thrown away or indwell somewhere in the basements!!!

Since I grew up with carpet culture in Iran ,I have an emotional relationship with those worthy art pieces the same as whole people who are the holder of special civilization of carpet thereon, so I started to study the history and culture of carpets with details . In this way I became familiar with the range of colors, forms, shapes, cadences and even song and music related to the carpets and eventually I figured out the not stated things about the carpets that those people were unaware about ; the result became my inspiration to

find a new way to revive the persian carpet .

The next step was to bring the soul and power of carpet onto the wall and amalgamate those features with the modern or abstract art to appear more alive. I believe the power of painting is hidden in the layers of it where people maynot see but certainly feel . The main principle of my work is to create the bridge between the carpet and the culture behind it with the bystander . In fact , the main mission here is to introduce the real artists all who have considerable and magnificent effort to weave the sinew of carpet but are never seen or known.

Technique:

In addition to Handmade Carpet and Acrylic and Oil colors I apply Gold Sheets as

Buddhist do to embellish the effigy of Buddha to augment spiritual aspect of the work. Each project depends on the size of the carpet lasts from one to three months.