Persian Letters
The exhibition places Persian letters at the center of the visual experience, treating them as living forms capable of carrying thought, emotion and time.
Solo Exhibition · Javid Gallery · 2022
Asare Angosht Fingerprint
A solo exhibition of calligraphic works by Afsaneh Parchekani, centered on Persian letters, written identity, cultural memory and the contemporary meaning of language.
Persian Title
اثر انگشت
Exhibition Overview
Letters as traces of thought, identity and presence.
Asare Angosht, translated as Fingerprint, presents a body of calligraphic works in which Persian letters become more than visual forms. They act as traces of language, memory, identity and cultural continuity.
The collection reflects on the role of Persian letters in carrying thought and meaning, while placing the viewer in front of questions rather than fixed answers. The works invite a slower form of looking: reading the image, seeing the letter, and sensing the social atmosphere beneath the surface.
Exhibition Catalogue
Asare Angosht Pages
A visual archive of the Asare Angosht / Fingerprint exhibition catalogue, arranged page by page from the original exhibition material.
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Concept
The alphabet becomes a visual archive.
Calligraphic Gesture
The works move between painting and calligraphy. The written mark becomes a gesture, a surface, and a question about how language shapes perception.
Social Sensibility
Coming from a background in journalism, Parchekani brings a reflective view of contemporary life into the work, allowing the pieces to carry subtle social tension.
Asare Angosht
A fingerprint is not only a mark. It is proof of presence.
In this exhibition, the letter becomes that mark: personal, cultural, repeated, fragile and unmistakably human.
Exhibition Details
Asare Angosht / Fingerprint
Artist
Afsaneh Parchekani
Exhibition
Asare Angosht / Fingerprint
Persian Title
اثر انگشت
Type
Solo Exhibition
Medium
Calligraphic works / Painting
Gallery
Javid Gallery
Date
July 2022 / Tir 1401
Focus
Persian alphabet, written identity, language, trace and social reflection
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Faryade Divarha
After Fingerprint, the artist’s later solo exhibition moved from letters and written identity toward walls, rupture, structure and memory.
Contact
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