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Naghmeh Sharifi

Art

Naghmeh Sharifi: Souvenirs to Nowhere

Naghmeh Sharifi, interviewed by Claudia Itzkowich

“Through removal and erasure of the paint from the surface of the canvas initially covered in blue, the final imagery appears as the result of an uncovering.”

Poetry

Peuple Dilué

Naghmeh Sharifi

Peuple dilué investigates the psychology of bodies untethered to borders and regions. Originally inspired by the Roma population of Sutka, Macedonia, this on-going series explores the idea of a people versus a nation and transient identities.

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