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My Enemy’s Enemy’s Portraits of Me, 2009—2010
Houman Mortazavi
My Enemy’s Enemy’s Portraits of Me, 2009—2010
70 x 50 cm each
Series
8 drawings
Colour pencils and graphite on tracing paper
Photo by H.Eskandari
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Houman Mortazavi
My Enemy’s Enemy’s Portraits of Me, 2009—2010
70 x 50 cm each
Series
8 drawings
Colour pencils and graphite on tracing paper
Photo by H.Eskandari
Houman Mortazavi is a multidisciplinary artist who belongs to Iran's first, post-revolution generation of artists. As such, his body of work can be viewed as a documentation of contemporary Iranian art. Using all or any media suitable to his means, his art reflects this aesthetic and echoes the same sense of unease and insecurity, which has become the trademark of the new millennia.
His latest solo Boxes was exhibited in Assar Art Gallery, Tehran (2008). He also recently co-curated 12 Cubed at the Aun Art Gallery in Tehran (2010).
This person is part of Sharjah Biennial 10
Houman Mortazavi is a Tehran based multi-media artist whose practice is remarkably versatile.
Accompanying and complementing the main premise of Sharjah Biennial 10, Plot for a Biennial explores the concept of a ‘conversation’ through printed matter.