Farideh Lashai

Farideh Lashai in 2006

Farideh Lashai (فریده لاشایی in Persian‎ 1944 – February 24, 2013) was an Iranian painter. She was born in Rasht, Iran.[1] She was also a writer and translator. Her foremost book is Shal Bamu. She is renowned for her abstract contemporary paintings, which are a combination of traditional and contemporary views of nature.

Life

After finishing high school, she went to Germany. After studying in the school of translation in Munich, she went to Vienne to study decorative arts. She then worked for two years in Reidel company.

Her paintings combined the traditional art with contemporary art, including techniques deriving from late 17th century northern Europe. The traditions of Cezan, and those of the Far East are present in her works, and yet her works are considered to have a contemporary view of nature. Her works are considered a reflection inner insight and a perception of the soul of nature. She never intended to paint the details, but instead to create a symbol and vague understanding of nature, so that they would have the feeling of nature in them.

Ate the age of 68, after a long period of dealing with cancer, she died in Jam hospital in Tehran.

Education: B.A. from the Academy of Decorative Arts, Vienna, Austria.

Solo exhibitions

Group exhibitions

References

  1. ↑ "Iranian contemporary artist Farideh Lashai dies at 68". Payvand.com. Retrieved 2013-02-26.

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