Ronak Moshiri - The inner garden

Available for shipping from September 4th

On this ready to hang, framed painting , The central woman appears less like a portrait of a specific person and more like an embodiment of a psychological or spiritual state. Her green/ yellow coloration separates her from ordinary reality. often symbolizes growth, renewal, healing, fertility, or a connection to nature. She may represent a life force emerging from a period of transformation.
The large blue form surrounding her can be interpreted in several ways:
A womb or cocoon, suggesting rebirth and protection.
An aura or emotional field, representing the inner world of feelings and imagination.
A throne or chair, implying dignity and self-possession despite vulnerability.
Blue is often associated with depth, intuition, dreams, memory, and the unconscious. The figure seems immersed in this blue space rather than simply sitting in it, as though she inhabits an inner realm. painting depicts a woman in the midst of transformation. Surrounded by the deep blue of the unconscious and showered with yellow sparks of awakening, she appears suspended between solitude and revelation. The work suggests a journey inward—an encounter with the self from which new growth and understanding may emerge.
The emotional message feels less like sadness or joy and more like becoming: a moment when identity is forming, healing, or awakening within a protective but mysterious inner world.

Persian/Canadian Painter born in Tehran, currently living in Florence, Italy.
Permanent artist in gallery- Bologna
Award-winning artist, in national and international contests, artworks published in important Italian ( such as reviews & articles on national newspapers, catalogo della arte moderna vol 50, 53,54,55) and Persian catalogues.
My artworks are mostly inspired by ancient Persian poetry. They are very expressive and carry oriental art.
My original creations are mostly made of acrylic, oil and mixed media. Acrylic helps a lot with the texture I use. I mix it with oil sometimes for its brightness.
I am an artist and I consider myself a storyteller too. I am the link to Persian tradition in a completely contemporary way. I want to preserve its lyrical depth and introspective ability.
I consider the artistic research an introspective analysis. When I paint figures come to the surface as from a mystic vision.
Beauty reveals itself in symbolic shapes. They find a place on the canvas and remind the viewer about the importance of feelings.

A certification of authenticity signed by me with is provided and will be sent with the painting

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