Rambod Sirous

Rambod started art at the age of 12 in a rather mysterious way. He woke up one day and just picked a paper and color pencils he had, without any previous thought. Ideas kept coming to him, and he would just draw effortlessly. His drawings followed paths of complicated and untidy patterns, even though a strange unity can be glimpsed in the final works. Everything started to shift slowly when he started his journey in Australia as a student where his work and mindset began to change.

Rambod understood the goal he wanted to accomplish is to understand art as a whole to be able to start an artistic revolution. He began to think what art means to him and what goal he needs to pursue and that is when he started his extensive research on Arthur C. Danto’s as he stated: “Art is Dead” after Andy Warhol's infamous exhibition. In spite of Warhol's ideas and Danto's declaration of the death of art, Rambod’s approach in art is very different. Rambod disagrees with Danto as he believes art is still alive and we only need to follow teachers such as Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, Leonardo Da Vinci, Max Ernst,… in which he would later develop his mythology by elaborating on their genius elements.

Rambod thinks that living in a multicultural so...

Year 11 and 12 — canning collage, Australia

Advanced diploma of Design — Curtin College, Australia

Year 1 and 2 Bachelor of Fine Art — Curtin university, Australia