Thirdspace LAB — an independent design and art practice founded in 2020, working across painting, installation, photography, sound and interdisciplinary projects alongside architectural practice.
I dreamed that I was dead, I dreamed that I was floating, I dreamed that I was dancing, I dreamed that I was feeling the gravity, I dreamed that I was breathing, I dreamed that I was swimming inside my body; however, it was just a dream.
Lines are almost always extended. They are shaped by nature, altered by humans, destroyed by water, soil, wind and snow. Lines lead objects into existence; they move everywhere — in the sky, in plants, on the earth, in every physics, on human skin, in our body, in our blood.
Mirrors reflect reality. Everything will change in the future; subsequent generations need to realise what happened to the earth. Cup of World exaggerates and illustrates the reality of nature — inside the pavilion you can watch earlier films and pictures of the earth.
“Dance, so in the midst of the arena is my desire.” — Poems of Rumi
Biometrics are physical or behavioural human characteristics that can be used to digitally identify a person — DNA, voice, eyeprints, fingerprints — to grant access to systems, devices or data.
This collection shows people in their real workplaces with their routine responsibilities, all around Iran, with various cultures and traditions. One of its most significant features is that the vast majority of these jobs are given to men rather than women.
The future is always uncertain, especially in its appearance. This is my imagination of my city in Iran with regard to modernised and technological developments.
Practising croquis from the entrance of the Vakil Mosque in Shiraz.