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A Comment by my American- Italian artist Abigail Doan Ahmad Nadalian's carved cylinder seals awaken one to the rich lineage of Persian art making. We are reanimated with the images created by the hand-carved cylinder seals as they are rolled out in the sands, along the oceans and coastlines that we all share. One wants to follow the path of these ancient animations and fish symbols to see where they might lead us. Collaboration with indigenous local materials such as these is empowering in ways that redefine "super (creative) power" and our notions of a global paradise. More
New Print on Sand in the Coast of Persian Gulf
New Carved Rocks in Hormoz Island (Persian Gulf) March 2007
Reaction to ignoring historic site
Environmental Art Festival on the Persian Gulf
Installation of cylinder and Sand Print
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Persian Gulf Environmental Art Festival Second section
Persian Gulf Environmental Art Festival Second section Environmental Art Festival on the Persian Gulf
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Environmental Installation and Music with Garbage
More: Painting on fabric by colored Earth
Designs on Portraiture by Red Earth
Designs on Portraiture by Red Earth
Environmental Installations and Performance
Designs on Portraiture by Red Earth
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Ahmad Nadalian's recent work created with his students and colleagues at the Environmental Art Festival in the Persian Gulf might actually save the world. I believe that every one who experiences these pieces and their environmental optimism, might believe once and for all, that there are indeed solutions to the environmental ills and conflicts that we face in the world. More
Print on Sand in the Coast of Pesian Gulf Works By Ahmad Nadalian
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New Print on Sand in the Coast of
Hormoz- Persian Gulf
My final destination was Hormoz Island in Persian Gulf. There I also printed my new cylinder seal that depicts the crab.
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