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Farzane
Ghadyanloo
is a
street,
travel
and
fine
art
photographer
based
in
Tehran,
Iran.
Born
in
Karaj
in
1989,
She
graduated
Directing
at
Tehran
Art
University
in
2013.
She
has
exhibited
numerous
photo
and
video
exhibitions
in
Iran
and
other
countries.
Among
her
activities
are
few
short
documentaries
and
participation
at
Intercobidar
residency
in
Spain
and
Milkwood
in
the
Czech
Republic.
Ghadyanloo's
projects
are
usually
long-term
and
focused
on
social
matters.
One
of
her
most
prominent
projects
shapes
in
her
family's
atmosphere.
The
Rugs
and
Buses
series
takes
place
at
Valieasr
sidewalks.
Her
most
recent
works
are
a
mixture
of
prints
and
resins
framed
in
wood,
metal
and
more.
According
to
her
words:
Alike
girls
of
Ashura
in a
village,
riding
a
doleful
old
rhino
of
Madrid.
Afrasiab
was
riding
a
sick
dog
in
Ashuradeh;
He's
riding
an
ash-leaved
maple,
dyed
under
the
experience
of
modernity
cover.
Ava
riding
a
shrieking
cow,
Yogi’s
legs
are
in
the
air,
rotten
apples
of
the
blind
peddler
and
a
pair
of
aunts
in
faraway
rocks
of
Sanandaj.
A
line
of
happy
Prague
residents
bound
by
roasting
freshly
caught
fish.
Mom
was
holding
Mehrsa,
gazing
at a
ball,
swallowing
memories
one
by
one,
twice
a
day,
and
Mehzar’s
slippers
that
don’t
tend
to
pair.
It’s
been
years
now
that
I,
surrendered
by
these
moments,
take
photos.
This
time
though
I am
going
to
choose
when,
where,
who,
how
and
why.
I’m
celebrating
fate.
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