Noreen Motamed

Noreen Motamed began painting as a professional artist in 1983. Starting with a figurative art style she then turned to abstract work, often depicting abstracted Persian female rug weavers and kilim weavers or humans and nature. Persian miniatures have been great sources of inspiration in her latest paintings. She has continued this style while in the United States with a western influence as it appears in some of her abstract figurative 2 collection. She has taught as an associate professor in Art at Shariaty Technical College in Tehran from 2008 until 2021. Noreen is currently active in producing paintings and artwork in the abstract-figurative realm. Her latest work themes are mostly inspired by nature with the use of both traditional and digital media.

Master of Arts degree with concentration in painting.

Exhibitions:
-Atlas art exhibition, 2019, Tehran, Iran
-A group painting exhibition of professors and teachers in Shariaty University, 2018, Tehran, Iran
-A group painting exhibition of professors and teachers in Shariaty University, 2015, Tehran, Iran
-A group painting exhibition of professors and teachers in Shariaty University, 2012, Tehran, Iran
-A group painting exhibition of professors and teachers in Shariaty University, 2011, Tehran, Iran
- A group exhibition in Seyhoun Gallery, 2010, Los Angeles, California, USA
- The Sixth exhibition of Manifestation of feeling, 2010, Tehran, Iran
- Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art's treasury selected and displayed one of Noreen's paintings at exhibition by the Iranian House of Culture at I.R.I's Attaché’³ office in Paris, France. May 29 - June 12, 2009.
- Solo Exhibition, November 1-8, 2008, Seyhoun Gallery, Melrose (West Hollywood/Beverly Hills), Los Angeles, California, USA


- Group exhibition at the Patuxent River Appreciation Days (PRAD), Oct 2008, at Solomons Maryland, USA
- A Solo exhibition in Los Angeles, 2007, Los Angles California, USA
- A Solo exhibition in Laleh Gallery, 2006, Tehran, Iran
- A group exhibition of Al-Zahra Art Students in Behzad Gallery, 2006, Tehran, Ira...