Our Created Neutral Current

Since the performance of this series goes back to my memory and experience, I will share it with you so that we can better understand each other. The motivation for performing this collection of works stems from my travels. When I was calm and wanted to observe the streets and people from behind the window moment by moment, I took a glass of water and watched a scene. You must have had this experience too.

At first, it was interesting for me, and every time I saw something new, it felt good! But little by little, the window became like a television from which I watched the documentary “Repetitive Life.” Scenes of people’s boredom and apathy from commuting. Students tired of school, drivers speeding, employees walking or returning from work at certain times—all the same shape, often tired and dull. Discouraged from where they should have gone or returned. In this repetition, it was just a pleasure to see one constant: nature. Birds, cats, clouds, wind, trees, rain, and sun. Nature spoke to me about beauty, but metropolitan life spoke of a cold, dim abstraction. An abstraction that showed itself in the form of weak waves. Weak, numb, where there is oxygen but breathing makes no sense. In this world, I did not feel warm, cold, or even moderate. At that moment, as I looked down on that scene, I felt sorry for a generation that inadvertently became involved in this kind of lifestyle. A generation that forced itself to accept this “rhythm of life.” The younger generation likes to use their fingerprints to vote. A finger that is abstract like the rhythm of this abstract society.

The collection of works “Our Created Neutral Current” offers a brief look at this community. Isolation and absurdity that some people inadvertently get involved in due to the troubles and problems of the global lifestyle. Huge crowds lined up under a huge wave, accepting the “repetition of absurdism” and affirming it. “Our Created Neutral Current” speaks to you with limited colors and repetitive lines of repetition, congestion, loneliness, confusion, isolation, suspension, and the abstract chaos of this generation and society.

 

I appreciate you taking the time to view my paintings.
Sincerely,


Our Created Neutral Current

Suspension, (2014). Oil on canvas

60cm*60cm

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The White Silent, (2014). Oil on canvas

60cm*60cm

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The White Dawn, (2014). Oil on canvas

60cm*60cm

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Merging & Rumors, (2014). Oil on canvas

60cm*60cm

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Connections, (2014). Oil on canvas

60cm*60cm

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The Face, (2014). Oil on canvas

60cm*60cm

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The Isolated White, (2014). Oil on canvas

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18 Comments


  • I felt really impressed by your artwork "Suspension", good work, I like how you use the texture in your artwork.

    • Thank you!❤

    • Steve John Bailey
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    • February 23, 2021

    Fingerprints of present life

    • Chris Erodotou
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    • February 23, 2021

    It has a finger print impression but refers to another thing... Beautiful work... Wishing you all success!!!!

    • Hootan Haghshenas
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    • February 23, 2021

    It is a wonderful collection! Everything is in a perpetual motion and the color accents drive your eyes through out the whole frame.in addition the texture is beautiful and it gives different feelings for each artwork!

  • Dear Marjan, I like the subtlety of this series of work. The images remind me of codes, pictographs, ancient forms of writing, as well as fingerprints, topographical diagrams, and cells: natural and human systems of codification and writing. It seems as if the experiences and impressions you described have been compressed or distilled into symbolic representations of themselves; which are, nonetheless, ambiguous and evocative of a range of associations. Their power lies in their subtle and suggestive, rather than literal or explicit, nature.

    • Thank you very much for your kind and beautiful review on my work dear Martin🙏❤

    • Jean-François
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    • February 24, 2021

    Fantastic ! Un beau travail et de belles réalisations artistiques ! Bravi!

    • Mudra Pareek
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    • February 27, 2021

    I love the fingerprint effect giving it a very unique touch...👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

    • Bocru
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    • March 6, 2021

    I love your work Marjan! Your style and design is unique, and beautiful. Hope to see more of them!

    • Shauna
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    • March 15, 2021

    Awesome beautiful unique style of art work , like how each one is unique in its own way . Can not wait to see more of your art !!

    • Cristiano Delfino
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    • May 6, 2021

    Very avocative and peculiar artworks!!

  • Great thought & great paintings. Good luck

    • maria milian
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    • May 9, 2021

    Your pictorial proposal is very interesting, in my opinion, they constitute metaphors for the possibility of creating with your hands through fingerprints as the identity of the artist represented in each work you make. Regards maria

    • ANGELO GIOVANNI DE BONI
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    • May 9, 2021

    Interessante. Credo che queste opere debbano essere viste dal vero. Le foto, probabilmente, non rendono il merito. Però questi effetti "impronta digitale" sono interessanti. Apero di vedere presto una tua personale. In bocca al lupo!

  • The artwork is poignant and beautifully presented. The relevance of art as a common community is particularly noteworthy as the Covid pandemic has isolated all of us even more than lifestyles or technology. Thank you for uniting us with beauty and visual touches.

    • Fatemeh Salehi Sheijani
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    • February 9, 2022

    Dear Marjan I remember when you were working on this collection of artwork wich is my favorite, and I'm so grateful because you worked with love and passion on them, and the message that each texture reveals is just so thoughtful 👏🏻 wish you the best ❤

    • Thank you very much dear Fatemeh!

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