Marjaneh Abbasi

I have been teaching Fabric Design in Cultural Art Center and Columbus College of Art and Design in Columbus, Ohio.
I have been a member of the Los Angeles Art Association Gallery 825. I have participated in the Milan Exhibition for showing Iran's ancient culture (combining traditional and modern design).
My new collection includes reinvestigating Iranian mythology (Zoroastrian and Before), displaying the conflict between God and the Demon. The belief that free will for an individual is an essential part of Zoroastrianism. Gods must live in the bodies of men. The abstract qualities that represent the divine powers, Good Mind, Obedience, Truth, must be realized in men's daily lives if men obtain the highest goal if they are to unite with the gods.
I have been employing fabric silk and spun silk, first as pure material, second, as a tender and delicate material to show this theme's spirituality.

B.A in Textile Design(Fabric Painting Design)
M.A in Cultural and Historical Relics Restoration