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| GITI NOROUZIAN |
 | Biography: Giti Norouzian
· Date Of Birth
1968 Tehran-Iran
· Education BA Painting
1988-1992 Alzahra University Tehran-Iran
· Professional Experience
1991-1996 Behpush Co Tehran-IRAN Art Consultant
· Membership
Barnsley And District Art Society UK
· Exhibitions
1994 Amir Kabir Gallery Tehran-Iran
1994 National Iranian Steel Company Tehran-Iran
1998 Sayhun Gallery Tehran- 1999 Galerie d’art le Palais Orientel Montreux-Switzerland
2000 Galerie d’art le Palais Orientel Montreux-Switzerland
2001 Galerie d’art le Palais Orientel Montreux-Switzerland
2001 The Gallery 01 London-UK
·Description of Art:
·My paintings are a combination of modern art with traditional Iranian motives and colors.
I enjoy using bright colors such as vermilion reds with crimson, ultramarine blue or yellow and violet. Using golden and silver color goes to the time of miniatures, which used to show sun and water.
Another aspect is the motives such as circles, stars and Bote Jegheh, which is an abstract from of Shiraz Cyprus trees in wind. This form is used in fabric or as any other decorative in Iranian culture.
The other characteristic of my works is using calligraphy. Some time it is used as collage and sometimes is written by me .I like Iranian calligraphy and I enjoy using famous poems by Hafez and Molana in a form of Nasti-Alligh.
Finally in my paintings you can see Fish, Pomegranates or Rose a lot. They have got special meanings in Iranian culture. For example Red Fish is a symbol of New Year, activities and happiness. Pomegranate is a fruit that has been sent from heaven by God and rose flower is a symbol of love.
Country: Switzerland Birthyear: 1968 Galleries: Permanent Exhibition and manager in Europe
Galerie d’art le Palais Oriental Montreux- Switzerland
(Mr. Shahriar Gharibi) Media: acrylic Style: other, MODERN ART Subjects: other, WOMAN AND IRANIAN MOTIVE |
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