In my artistic journey, I often return to Gol o Morgh because it is far more than a decorative convention in Iranian art. For me, it is a visual language shaped by memory, myth, poetry, longing, and spiritual imagination. What appears at first as a simple encounter between a bird and a flower opens, on closer attention, into a much larger world: a world where painting touches literature, where ornament becomes philosophy, and where beauty carries memory across centuries. From the Safavid...

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Introduction: The Healing Power of Geometry in Art Hello, I am Keyvan Shovir, an Iranian artist with a deep connection to the rich...