TAMAMI ZABANHA BE DONBALE KHAANEI HASTAND - ALL LANGUAGE IS A LONGING FOR HOME

The sculpture deals with the universal experience of uprooting and loss triggered by geopolitical upheavals, wars and natural disasters. It translates these themes into a visual language that transcends cultural and geographical boundaries.

The sculpture 'Tamami zabanha be donbale khaanei hastand – All language is a longing for home' deals with the universal experience of uprooting and loss triggered by geopolitical upheavals, wars and natural disasters. It translates these themes into a visual language that transcends cultural and geographical boundaries. The work reflects the loss of home and the continuous search for a new home, as well as an identity that is formed through adaptation in a changing world.

The sculpture consists of fragments that symbolize the destruction of home and bear the traces of violence, war and ecological crises. These fragments are not only material remains, but also mark the transition from loss to transformation. Stability and fragility alternate and reflect the process of destruction and reconstruction. The stable, geometric shapes represent cultural continuity, while the fragile, changing patterns symbolize people's adaptability.