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Sadegh
Adham
Accolade
Sadegh
Adham’s
bronze
statue
collection
with
the
subject
of
heroic
rituals
and
multidimensional
visualization
of
Rostam
and
Sohrab
is
known
to
be
the
first
sample
of
the
duplication
of
the
father
and
son
relationship
in
Shahnameh.
A
father
and
a
son,
who,
maybe
in a
way,
are
the
heroic
archetypes
in
Shahnameh
and
Persian
Mythologies.
These
works
are
seemingly
the
foundation
for
stating
such
an
immortal
and
eternal
rootlessness,
concealed
in
heroic
rituals,
that,
in
time,
become
“the
human
essence”.
Heavy
instruments
with
ammunition
and
military
equipment
on
the
basis
and
thin
weak
feet,
being
built
on
the
loose
soil
of
the
earth
and
humane
efforts
of a
hero
to
pass
the
borders
and
human
constraints.
Heroes,
depicted
by
this
artist,
have,
in
the
long
run,
the
very
same
strange
confusion
and
bafflement,
typical
of
every
father
and
son
relations,
with
breaks,
swords,
loops,
orbs
and
thunderbolts,
which
eventually
connect
and
separate
them.
And
“Accolade”
maybe
a
proper
title
for
this
collection;
an
action,
including
tapping
the
tip
of
the
sword
on
the
shoulders
of a
hero
and
announcing
him
a
“knight”,
feeling
the
sharp
tip
and
thunderous
body
of
the
sword
before
entering
the
mysterious
world
of
heroism.
Younes
Younesian
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