Salman khoshroo

In a recent progression of work, Iranian artist Salman Khoshroo pushes the boundaries of polymer.

Salman Khoshroo builds figures out of electric wire, with the resulting character being made for both close inspection and movement. His reflections show the ties between the human machine and the manmade machine. And his kinetic sculptures, in particular, tell of the inherent ability for motion in both of these.

iranian artist salman khoshroo has created a series of woolen portraits based on his experience of quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Working with a large palette knife and thick globs of oil paint, Tehran-based artist Salman Khoshroo creates large-scale figures and portraits that practically drip from the canvas. The scale on a computer or mobile screen can be quite deceiving, as most of these pieces are several feet tall, composed of enormously precise strokes that veer toward abstraction while eventually leading to a cohesive figure. Most of the paintings seen here were created for a 2015 show at Azad Gallery and an…

detail of "Dark Figure Study - DFF06" by Salman Khoshroo. via http://salmankhoshroo.com/?p=1067

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Tehran-based artist Salman Khoshroo’s latest series of unique works, ‘Wool Portraits on Foam’, were created as a therapeutic practice in response to his experience of...

Iranian artist Salman Khoshroo is back on the grid with a series of foam portrait paintings.