2011 - C Print
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2010 barb wire & cardboard 84"x24" - 213x61 cm
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2010 - wire & carboard
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2011 - C Print
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2011 - C Print
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2011 - C Print
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2012 - C Print
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2011 - concept
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2011 - concept
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2010 acrylic & photos on wood board 31"x31" - 80x80 cm
2010 acrylic & photos on wood board 31"x31" - 80x80 cm
2010 acrylic & photos on wood board 31"x31" - 80x80 cm
2011 - concept
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2011 - concept
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2011 - concept
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2011 - concept
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2011 - concept
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2011 - concept
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2011 - concept
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.
2011 - concept
Calling for the simultaneous pursuit of UN resolution 194 and Palestine gaining full statehood status and in so doing becoming country number 194.
2011 - concept
Azadeh, the artist’s very name, is derived from the word “freedom” in Persian, the language of a people for whom the last decades have been devoid of it. The perennial lack of freedom suffered by people around the world inspired a new word: “freedom” spelled with interlocking E’s to symbolize encaged rights and restrained voices. This body of work uses mostly installations/sculptures and photography to depict this new iconography.