The Return of Reza Derakshani

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The Return of Reza Derakshani
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Reza Derakshani, Blue Morning Hunt, 2024 | Courtsey © Reza Derakshani
Reza Derakshani: I paint your grace, I paint your pain, I paint love
Date ouverture: 14 mars 2025
Date fermeture: 15 sept. 2025
Programme: Daily 10 am - 7 pm
Tickets: Free admission
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Location: Leila Heller Gallery
Adresse: I-87 Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz 1

The exhibition I Paint Your Grace, I Paint Your Pain, I Paint Love marks the return of Reza Derakshani with a selection of new works that explore memory, identity and transformation. The exhibition presents works from three series: The Hunt / Riders, inspired by Persian art and the symbolic search for meaning, Day and Night / Fig Leaf, which plays on the dualities of existence, and Migration / Grey Zone, focused on movement and belonging. With a language that combines tradition and modernity, Derakshani creates paintings in which personal and collective history intertwine, offering a space for reflection between aesthetics and spirituality.

Roberto Capano - © 2025 ARTE.it for Bvlgari Resort Dubai

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