Statement:

The trilogy series is a collection of group exhibitions where each time, three artists participate.

Due to the design and interior space of the gallery, three separate sections have been designated for displaying the artworks.

Each artist presents a collection of their works along with their statement in one of these sections. The trilogy provides a good opportunity to see smaller or different collections of the artists' works. ///

"The Stone Bride, as its name suggests, grows and blooms in the toughest living conditions. The Stone Bride blossoms among the rocks and its will to continue living is not overcome by the hardships of time.

In this collection, severed petals, which are part of forgotten paintings, emerge from stones shaped by burnt wood  This collection narrates a moment of life's will amidst hardship and collapse. "

_Farino Atlasi

"The Garden of Eden series is an imaginary utopia of dreamlike life that has a terrestrial form. In this garden, an aspect of human nature is present-birth, life, and death of stones and hills.

The accumulation of sorrows and the void left by departures have piled up so much that one day they will explode, and from their explosion,  the seed of hope will bloom again and a flower will be born.

The  Garden of Eden is immortal, and in it, there is no real death, memory, or time. There.is only life, formed among a multitude of trees  and plants with  a  sign of someone's memory in a place."

_Marzieh Baghaei

"This collection is the result of a searching gaze. A quest to discover the outer and inner worlds. Exploration in nature to find the hidden story of each plant, from the details of a flower's petals to the light that caresses the eyes through the towering tree leaves.

Each time looking at nature is accompanied by new events, and discovering its beauty each time manifests with a new color and form.

On this path, and by focusing on exploring the details of the outer nature, ultimately, a new layer of the inner world of each individual is also revealed, making the joy of this discovery sweeten the journey ahead."

_Parisa. Shojazadeh