Simin Ekrami
Iranian female artist
Simin Ekrami (Persian: سیمین اکرامی; born 1948) is an Iranian sculptor whose work includes stone, bronze, wood and plaster sculpture, reliefs and public monuments. Her sculptures frequently draw on natural and organic forms, the human figure and historical representations of geography.
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Simin Ekrami
Iranian female artist
Simin Ekrami (Persian: سیمین اکرامی; born 1948) is an Iranian sculptor whose work includes stone, bronze, wood and plaster sculpture, reliefs and public monuments. Her sculptures frequently draw on natural and organic forms, the human figure and historical representations of geography.
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Simin Ekrami (Persian: سیمین اکرامی; born 1948) is an Iranian sculptor whose work includes stone, bronze, wood and plaster sculpture, reliefs and public monuments. Her sculptures frequently draw on natural and organic forms, the human figure and historical representations of geography. Ekrami studied sculpture in the United States before completing her studies at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Tehran, where she worked primarily under Parviz Tanavoli. Her public works include sculptures in Jamshidieh Park, the grounds of the Iranian Artists Forum and Goft-o-goo Park in Tehran.
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