Imposed Thought
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your In my Work , I tried to show hijab in a different way. For example, Hijab as symbol of control and oppression of Muslim Women in the vision of western media. The result is that if we consider Hijab as a rational or a religious law, it may not be compulsory; and if it is established as a law, its compulsion is due to its legality, and its necessity has no doubt. Though not yet comprehensive, the responses of officials indicate that the Islamic Republic has realized that the four decades of efforts to normalize the Hijab through its imposition have not only been inadequate, but they also worry that growth of this new movement could lead to a “women’s revolution.”Even though my goal in this series is to deconstruct Islamic women's Western perceptions, I represent a generic Muslim woman's characteristics. It is overwhelming, particularly to Western analysts whose perception of the Muslim world is usually based rather than fact on media clichés. I do not substitute more "accurate" interpretations of existing constructs; instead, I reveal the multiplicity of possible meanings found in my work.
Project Duration:
2019-2020
Calligraphy, I used in my work the word is, "dependent language," focuses heavily on the culture of Iran. The process of creating meaning involves a constant movement of the different levels of truth map, representation, and philosophy up and down. Also, I decide to design Persian and English letters by hand, drawing inspiration from the logic of traditional Iranian seals alongside the images but separately from them. In a simpler sense, "context is formed only when the ‘truth’ and the types of representations and ideologies are combined and unified in a consistent, seemingly natural unity." I have used mono print showing the image of cloth as the background of the series of poster, because of my theme “Hijab”.
In audio piece I tried to combine the audio and headphone, to show a woman’s voice in a different way. Having voice as a woman in Eastern culture will be difficult if you live in country where women do not have equal rights, it is difficult to raise your voice to be heard. If women will not raise their voice for their rights, whatever they will say is going to be an echo rather than voice.
In this peace I will show there is a limitation of what you see and how much control you have ?
In website, “who is in control?”, I have put a question in front of my audience that exactly who is in control? But some words such as Women? Men? Government? People? Society? It is hidden in to the website, I hide this word to show how women are treated in Muslim country. And who control them? So, I need the response of my audience, that response will help me to better understand the sensitivity related with the topic of Hijab in both Western world and Muslim community.