Nasrin Iravani

Since I started experimenting with clay, my artwork reframes historical sculptures from a contemporary, cross-cultural perspective. By exploring the dialogue between traditional and contemporary art, in many ways, they represent simultaneously the strengths of tradition and modernity elements. I juxtapose these two things in the form of new ones to make a bridge between traditional values and modern concepts. I am currently working on discovering how computer-aided technologies incorporated into creative art practices.

D.Des. in Cultural Preservation (Fabricative Cultures: Materials & Technology), Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, US
MFA. in Studio Art (Ceramic), The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, US
MA. in Handicrafts (Design and Production), Art University of Tehran, Iran