
The prison guards believed they had captured the clenched fists of the protesters and silenced the cries for freedom. However, they were oblivious to the fact that they too were imprisoned within the same walls and long glass corridors.
In my latest installation at the Iran Carpet Museum, I aimed to explore a new concept. Set within a pool, the installation features a carpet adorned with the traditional “Mahi Darham” (intertwined fish) pattern. This 135-year-old masterpiece, intricately woven by the skilled artist Sarahi, holds great historical significance.
