Amoure Painting

A running theme for the art works by Nasser Ghazizadeh, born in Sagehz, Kurdistan, Iran, is an investigation into our perception of life and memory. In many of his exhibitions the use of bold colour and heavy brush stokes demonstrates his influence by Picasso’s Blue period but his heart is set on the Kurdish landscapes as evident from his painting Kurd Painting and drawing from an early age of 7, his mother's cheerful disposition encouraged his natural curiosity about everyday things and feelings. Especially of Humanity. Eventually after Paris Sorbonne (DEA en Arts plastiques) 1985, artistic Nasser chose nudes and expressive stallions as the basis of his contemporary work. After completing education at Paris Sorbonne (Doctorat en preparation) 1987, he gathered the courage to exhibit, Exposition a Paris ( Collectif a l'Institut Kurde) Exposition en Allemagne a l'Universite de DORTMUND (Collectif) Germany ,Exposition a Paris au foyer Protestant a Aubervilliers(Individuel),Exposition a Saint Germain En Laye (Collectif),Exposition a la Maison de la radio Paris (Individuel),Exposition a Londres (Collectif),Exposition a Romillon(Collectif) Paris reflect his desire to celebrate his art works. Whilst he continues to work at the height of his powers as a painter vide The Blind Boof he is making preparations to exhibit both old and new paintings in galleries in London and Paris in 2015. His recent interview https://youtu.be/6CwGOMRQUcg suggests his empathy for the modern day heroes # artcall # abstractart