Roya Imani
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Roya Imani Motlagh: A Fusion of Art and Innovation
Roya Imani Motlagh is a dynamic Iranian artist whose work seamlessly integrates product design, painting, and sculpture. With a Master’s degree in Industrial Design Engineering from 
A Journey of Creativity
From a young age, Roya’s insatiable curiosity and deep love for art have propelled her to explore various creative avenues. Her artistic journey reflects a commitment to innovation and a desire to push the boundaries of traditional art forms. Each piece she creates is a testament to her belief in the transformative power of art, aiming to evoke emotions and provoke thought.
Notable Exhibitions
Roya’s impressive portfolio includes participation in several prestigious national and international exhibitions, showcasing her versatility and talent. Some of her notable appearances include:
- Isfahan Handicrafts Exhibition (2020)
- Tehran International Peace Exhibition (2021)
- Tehran International Nowruz Footprint Exhibition (2021)
- Tehran International Toranj Exhibition (2022)
- World Art Dubai (2022)
These exhibitions highlight her ability to connect with diverse audiences and contribute meaningfully to the art and design community.
Vision and Impact
Dedicated to innovation, Roya Imani Motlagh seeks to inspire and create meaningful contributions to both the industrial design and fine arts sectors. Her work captivates viewers, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the interplay between art and functionality. Through her diverse skill set and artistic vision, Roya continues to enrich the creative landscape, leaving a lasting impact on all who encounter her art.
Connect with Roya
To explore Roya’s artistic journey and engage with her work, follow her on Instagram at @royaimani.collection or reach out via email at royaimanimotlagh@gmail.com. Join her as she pushes the boundaries of creativity and inspires a new generation of artists and designers.
Roya Imani Motlagh : Artist
Subject: Lampshade
Name: Shoor
Style: Postmodern, combining traditional Eslimi and Khatai motifs with modern vertical and horizontal lines and a cubic volume.
Material: A blend of copper with silver plating for the body, and brass for the handles. The base is made of black marble.
Size: 90 * 25 * 45 cm
Execution Method: Fully handmade using the embossing technique and engraving with steel chisels and hammers.
Price: 12,800 Euros
The lampshades are part of a lighting collection named Ishraq (Illumination).
In essence, Ishraq represents an ancient philosophy and cultural concept that transcends borders, existing not only in Iran but also in the cultures of Greece, Egypt, and India. This philosophy explores the contrast between light and darkness, knowledge and wisdom versus ignorance and unawareness.
In architecture and interior design, light is used to create awareness, distinction, guidance, and enlightenment. Inspired by this concept, the collection is aptly named Ishraq.
The lampshades in this collection are designed in a postmodern style, blending modern aesthetics with the timeless beauty of authentic Iranian craftsmanship. They showcase intricate and captivating motifs, highlighting the artistry and skill of Iranian artisans while appealing to contemporary tastes. This fusion of tradition and modernity makes the collection not only functional but also a celebration of cultural heritage and artistic expression.
Subject: Lampshade
Name: Chang
Style: Postmodern. A combination of a glossy cylindrical body with intricate engravings of the Chang harp and medallion patterns.
Material: Brass
Size: 65 x 40 cm
Execution Method: Fully handmade, and steel chisels and hammers were used to create the patterns.
Price: 2800 Euros
Subject: Lampshade
Name: Toranj
Style: Postmodern, combining a glossy modern structure with natural marble and Toranj (medallion) motifs along with a ribbon inscription on the shade.
Size: 77 x 33 cm
Price for a pair: 5200 Euros
Subject; sculpture
Title: Human, Earth, Peace
Dimensions: 48 x 28 x 30 cm
Style: Surrealism, Conceptual Art
Materials: Brass sheet sculpture, black marble base
Execution Method: Engraving on brass sheet with heat and acid patina
Price: 5200 €
Description:
The Earth for All, Peace for All
Humans are the sole guardians of the Earth, and the Earth is the only homeland, home, and refuge for humans.
Therefore, to preserve and sustain this land, it must be cultivated and filled with peace and tranquility for all beings living in this unique homeland. To achieve this, a loving, wise, humble, balanced, and dynamic human being must take action. These concepts are reflected in the figure of the sculpture.
The figure, kneeling and bowing its head, symbolizes humility and the abandonment of greed, desire, and avarice.
At the same time, the figure is designed in a way that conveys the idea of rising and dynamism.
The forward tilt of the head emphasizes wisdom and thoughtfulness.
The position of the figure’s hands in two directions represents balance, fairness, and justice in its true sense across all aspects of life.
Additionally, the hands also symbolize the flight and the peace bird, implying that it is, in fact, the human being who should embody peace and become the messenger of peace.
The Earth resting on the back of the figure signifies the responsibility of establishing peace, prosperity, and tranquility on the shoulders of a human with the mentioned qualities, someone who is only capable of this task if they are a loving person.
In the design of the Earth, while there is a faded boundary representing the borders between countries, no country names are written. This emphasizes the unity and oneness of the Earth and its importance to all beings, regardless of political or economic relations between nations.
Subject: Sculpture
Name: Lady of Spring
Style: Surrealism
Dimensions: 40 * 13 * 9 cm
Execution Method: Fully handmade. Embossing using steel chisels and hammers.
Price: 2800 Euros
The Lady of Spring
Prepared for the International Nowruz Footprint Festival in 1401 (2022)
This artwork is a masterpiece crafted with pen and hammer on brass sheet, executed in two layers.
The content of the work is inspired by the essence of spring, embodied in the form of a lady as its symbol.
At the highest point of the figure, the lady’s head, the sun shines with all its meanings of illumination, wisdom, and purity.
In the figure of this lady, her long hair symbolizes, on one side, flowing rivers where fishes dance and swim joyfully, and on the other side, strands of spring blossoms.
One of her hands serves as a nest and refuge for doves celebrating love in spring, while the other hand holds an apple, symbolizing beauty and abundance. At her feet, with every step, greenery and freshness sprout from the earth.
On the back of this lady, the Tree of Life is depicted, showcasing itself as abundant and magnificent. This tree, in all cultures, symbolizes human effort in life to attain absolute perfection and has always been considered sacred.
The lady’s head, with a gaze full of love, watches over and protects these elements.
On the back of the artwork, the Tree of Life is depicted, symbolizing the deep interconnectedness of all aspects of existence and life, as well as respect for every component of this universe.
This statue is mounted on a base of natural, unaltered marble stone.
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Zarrin Art Gallery: Showcasing the Brilliance of Iranian Art
Zarrin Art Gallery is a distinguished collective dedicated to supporting Iranian artists and presenting their works to both local and international audiences. Under the leadership of Dr. Sanaz Samsam Shariat, the gallery has successfully organized numerous exhibitions, fostering the growth of contemporary Iranian art and expanding its global presence.
Exhibitions and Achievements (2019–2025)
Zarrin Art Gallery has played a pivotal role in promoting Iranian visual arts and handicrafts through prestigious exhibitions in Iran and abroad. Some of its key events include:
International Exhibition of Visual Arts of Iran and Turkey – Milad Tower, Tehran (2019)
Solo Exhibition of Ms. Seyedeh Kho – City Center Gallery, Isfahan (2020)
Venus Group Exhibition – City Center Gallery, Isfahan (2020)
Sind Visual Arts Group Exhibition – Historical House of Moshir al-Molk, Isfahan (2020)
Zarrin Visual Arts Group Exhibitions – Farshhayan Gallery (2021) & Saba Cultural and Artistic Institute, Tehran (2021)
Yalda Visual Arts Group Exhibition – City Center Gallery, Isfahan (2021)
Online Exhibition of Visual Arts: Iran and South Korea (2022)
“Rang-e Bahar” Virtual Painting Exhibition – Nookra Gallery, Kish (2022)
Online “Art Fair Turkey” Exhibitions (2022, 2023, 2024)
On-Site Exhibition at Boris Kator Museum, Kyiv, Bulgaria (2023)
Zarrin Painting Group Exhibitions – Derakht Shahr Gallery, Mashhad (2023) & Vakeel Shiraz Gallery (2023)
Exhibition at Isa Bahadri Gallery, Isfahan (2024)
Zarrin Visual Arts Group Exhibition – Aseman Gallery, Azadi Tower (2023)
Why Zarrin Art Gallery?
A global platform for Iranian artists, bridging cultures through art
Strong collaborations with prestigious galleries and international art fairs
Digital innovation, leveraging online exhibitions to expand audience reach
Dedicated to elevating Iranian art on the global stage
As the International Branding and Advertising Manager & Culture & Art Manager of Zarrin Art Gallery, I am committed to strengthening Iranian art’s international presence. Additionally, I serve as the Official Representative of Behaku Company in Iran, focusing on branding and marketing strategies that enhance global visibility.
Connect with Us
For further details, collaborations, or inquiries, feel free to reach out:
Instagram: @dr.sanaz_samsamshariat
WhatsApp: +98 913 034 7414
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