Untitled 1

Somayeh Chahar Takab strives to achieve a layered world in which all layers are equally clear, bright and expressive. The eye moves in all layers and parts of this subjective world. The light and focus of the narrative are both equally important in the background and foreground . There is no aerial perspective in the classical sense. In fact, it is not moving in depth, but planning the effect from the bottom up and vice versa. To achieve this, the artist uses flat, bright, diffused, rather than localized colors. In addition to all the concepts and actions affecting her art, such as a deep conflict with form, color, rhythm, energy and her philosophy, perhaps the concepts of Iranian and Eastern painting can also be considered in the formation of this subjective world.
Size of this painting with frame: 42 x 42 x 4 cm