Cards of a Handmade Book
About This Item
Images of Iranian and Afghan women as revolutionaries. The backs of each card display a different Forough Farrokhzad poem.
- Identifier
- hushidarm-00071
- Creator
- Hushidar Mortezaie
- Story
- The beauty and power of Iranian and other West Asian women and womanhood have long been an inspiration for Mortezaie, but the poet Farough Farrokhzad has remained especially close to his heart since he was first introduced to her by his father at age 7. Many of her motifs have been echoed in his own work, such as floral/rose imagery and the number 678.
- Family Name
- Mortezaie
- Place of Settlement
- Los Angeles, CA
- Type
- Mixed Media
- Format
- Book
- Language
- English
- Farsi
- Views
- 2316
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