Arghavan Khosravi's Sculptures Stage a Silent Opera of the Subconscious

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In a stunning new collection, Arghavan Khosravi directs a silent opera where the subconscious is the lead performer. These are not passive sculptures but immersive environments, meticulously built from layered wood, rich textiles, and resonant found objects that speak to a shared history.Partial, suspended figures are captured in states of flux, embodying the tension between memory and the present moment. As an Iranian artist navigating life in the United States, Khosravi uses this powerful visual vocabulary to map the internal conflict of a dual identity—the anchoring force of tradition versus the current of integration.The work possesses the evocative quality of a vivid dream, constructing a palpable reality from what is absent. These three-dimensional conversations invite viewers to contemplate the construction of self and the enduring gravity of the past.They offer a rare glimpse into the mind's private theater, where the narratives of our lives are perpetually edited and revised. In an era of declarative art, Khosravi’s sculptures stand as a masterful, intimate monologue, reminding us that the most profound stories are often whispered from within.

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