
Geometric Pattern study
Geometric patterns and arabesques are representing that sense of the infinity of higher power. Geometric patterns have used in many Middle eastern arts, like architecture, carpet weaving, ceramics, doors, and book covers for the Quran and Shahnameh. The four basic shapes, or “repeat units,” from which the more intricate patterns created are: circles and interlaced circles; squares or four-sided polygons; the ubiquitous star pattern, eventually derived from squares and triangl

Pattern study
Islamic Art Pattern, Pattern Art, Geometric Designs, Geometric Art, Illumination Art, Persian Motifs, Iranian Art designed by Keyvan Shovir #IslamicArtPatternPatternArtGeometricDesign #pattern #keyvanshovir #Islamicart #Iranianartist #iran #geometric #geometry

Patterns Study
I born and grow up in Iran, and I studied my BA in fine art in Tabriz which is one of the oldest cities in Iran with so many old mosques and buildings. By learning Iranian art history and studying Iranian painting, I became so interested in Mathematics and geometric art. I spend a lot of time going to old buildings and mosques to researching and trying to understanding the patterns, shapes, and colors that they used. Hexagonal Pattern is One of the pattern forms that I like a

Art handler / Art preparator
My experience as art handler / Art preparator How I became an art handler and grew and developed my career as Art preparatory: It all started when I was studied my MFA ( master of fine Art) at California College of Art in San Francisco. I was a student, and because of sanction, I didn’t have family financial support. I believe many lives are compacted by this political term such as sanction or Travel ban. I didn’t have any siblings in the USA, so the only option that I had wa

Messenger
Art Installation with Skateboard by Iranian Artist Keyvan Shovir

Betweenscapes
Betweenscapes presents the work of 14 artists that visualizes the in-between as a site of criticality, addressing unresolved histories and posing questions about colonialism, migration, and transnational solidarity.
curated by Kathy Zarur and Roula Seikaly Participating Artists Michael Arcega
Rea Lynn de Guzman
Sarah Farahat
Henry Francisco
Anahita Hekmat
Robin Lasser + Adrienne Pao
Means of Exchange
Al-Mutanabbi Street Starts Here
Bonny Nahmias
Eric Nodora
Susana