THE THIRTY BIRDS WITH MY IMAGINATION WORLD (2025)

“The conference of the Birds by Fariduddin attar and my imagination world “ I would love to share my new series of paintings with you. The journey begins with reflections on the current socio-political situation and the enduring structures of colonialism. From there, the work gradually moves toward the fragile beauty of the ecosystem, meditation, memory, and an inner world shaped by imagination. In this series, I draw inspiration from Farid ud-Din Attar’s The Conference of the Birds. I imagine that, on their mystical journey in search of the Simurgh, the birds briefly arrive in my own imagined landscape—a space between dream and reality, past and present. They rest there for a moment before continuing their eternal flight toward their creator. Through these paintings, I weave together my own time and experiences with Attar’s twelfth-century vision, allowing centuries to meet within a single space. It is a dialogue between history and imagination, between the visible and the unseen, where the birds become travelers across time, carrying questions of belonging, spirituality, ecology, and transformation.This artwork features a minimalist composition with a gradient green background. At the center, a large white circular shape resembling a stylized dandelion draws attention. Surrounding this sphere are several colorful birds perched on white cloud-like forms, evoking a light and airy atmosphere. The technique combines precision and delicacy, contrasting the simplicity of the background with the intricate details of the birds and floral elements.