Shahla Dadsetan, Large Abstract Painting French Iranian Shahla Dadsetan Plongee Dans Ma Pensee, 2005

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Shahla Dadsetan (Iranian, 21st c.) Plongee Dans Ma Pensee 2005 Acrylic painting on canvas Hand signed and dated Dimensions: 32'' … Read more Shahla Dadsetan (Iranian, 21st c.) Plongee Dans Ma Pensee 2005 Acrylic painting on canvas Hand signed and dated Dimensions: 32'' x 51'', (81 x 130 cm) Provenance: The Encyclopaedia Iranica Foundation Collection Born in Tehran, Iran Shahla Dadsetan is an architect. She has practiced in Germany, Iran, and France, and has lived in Paris since 1980. In 2000, she decided to dedicate herself entirely to painting. Her art is born from gesture and movement, synonymous for the artist with a perpetually expanding universe. This gestural approach allows her to access her inner tensions, forces, and energies, drawing the viewer into colorful meanders reminiscent of the landscapes of Antelope Canyon in the United States. Shahla Dadsetan has exhibited her work extensively, notably in Paris at the Carrousel du Louvre, the Grand Palais, and the Carreau du Temple during the Paris Contemporary Art Show by Yia Art Fair . In 2007, she received a medal from the Société Arts-Sciences-Lettres in Paris in recognition of her work, which contributes to "the dissemination of culture in the artistic, literary, and scientific fields. " She sold a piece at auction at Artcurial in Paris (Vente Art moderne et contemporain iranien et arabe - 24 octobre 2009) for over 16.000USD. The sale included a roster of the finest Middle Eastern Islamic artists from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Dubai, Morocco, Turkey etc. including CHARLES HOSSEIN ZENDEROUDI, MOHAMAD EHSAIE, PARVIZ TANAVOLI, FARHAD MOSHIRI, HOSSEIN KHOSROJERDI, Abdallah BENANTEUR, SADEGH TABRIZI, FARAMARZ PILARAM, Shirin NESHAT, REZA DERAKSHANI, SHAHLA HABIBI, ABBAS KIAROSTAMI, Bezdikian ASSADOUR, CHAÏBIA, Ismael GULGEE, REZA HEDAYAT, LALLA ESSAYDI, NADIA GHIAÏ-FAR, BAHRAM DABIRI and MARYAM AMINI, Select Exhibitions: 2023 "The wounds of the world", 3 rue Française 75001 Paris. "Artists from yesterday to today", Espace des femmes Antoinette Fouque, 35 rue Jacob 75006 Paris. 2021 "Towards the light", poetical texts (french-persian), STIPA edition, 64 pages, 15 photos, 16,5 x 24 cm. Available at Librairie des femmes, 33-35 2019 Yia Art Fair, Paris Medal of vermeil of the "Arts, Sciences and Letters". Frame Basel Art Fair, Basel Art Center, Basel 2018 P/CAS Contemporary Art Show by YIA Art Fair, stand 11, Le carreau du Temple, Paris 2017 Solo show, “Inner Journey”, Espace des Coutures-Saint-Gervais, 75003, Paris 2016 Société nationale des beaux-arts exhibit, Carrousel du Louvre, Paris Fernelmont Contemporary Art, Château de Fernelmont, Belgium 2015 Monograph - Artcurial Bookseller of art - The output in the bookstore of the book of Shahla Dadsetan, published by Editions Lienart, text of Amelie Pironneau. PERSONAL EXHIBITION AT " Golan Rouzkhosh Gallery " 32 rue Feydeau - 75002 Paris EXPOSITION SNBA, CARROUSEL DU LOUVRE, PARIS 2010 GRAND PALAIS, SOCIÉTÉ NATIONALE DES BEAUX-ARTS, PARIS CARROUSEL DU LOUVRE - SALLE LE NÔTRE, SOCIÉTÉ NATIONALE DES BEAUX-ARTS, WITH ALBERT ZAVARO, PAUL AMBILLE, ROMERO BRITTO, FERNELMONT CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR, JUNE 2010, BELGIUM WITH WANG KEPING, PHILIPPE HIQUILY, CHEN MAN. ART DIRECTOR: GUSTAVO URRUTY, COLLABORATION: VICTOIRE DE POURTALÈS, ALEXANDRE FLORIVAL, DAVID BORDES EXPOSITION AT BEFFROI OF THE CITY BRUGE, BELGIUM EUROPEAN EXHIBITION, MARCH 2010, HONORARY DIPLOMA OF THE CITY OF BRUGE, BELGIUM AUCTION FOR BIENFAIT OF THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA IRANICA, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK 2009 SOCIÉTÉ NATIONALE DES BEAUX-ARTS (SNBA) AT THE CARROUSEL DU LOUVRE PARIS SALON DʼAUTOMNE, ESPACE CHAMPERRET, PARIS CARROUSEL DU LOUVRE, THE GRAND MASTERS OF TOMORROW, PARIS ARTCURIAL, AUCTION: SALE N° 1706, MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART IRANIAN ET ARAB REFERENCE ART GALLERY, NEW YORK, USA PAVILION OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS, PARIS EXHIBITION AT THE BEFFROI OF THE CITY OF BRUGE, BELGIUM She has been sold in sales of Modern and Contemporary Middle Eastern Art. See less