When I was searching for myself, I realized that we have many unknown worlds inside us, but does time allow us to discover them?

inner world

Atousa

This artwork is inspired by Anahita, the Persian goddess of water and fertility. She symbolizes purity and vitality, breathing life into nature through her clear, flowing waters.

Anahita

This artwork, titled "Persian Elf Fairy," is a physical piece created using watercolor techniques. In this work, an attempt has been made to portray a blend of characteristics from Iranian fairies and mythical elves, aiming to connect Iranian cultural and mythological elements with a magical world. The use of watercolor creates a sense of softness and fluidity that aligns with the elusive and mysterious nature of this mythical being.

The colors and details have been carefully chosen to convey the enchanting and magical beauty of this creature. Particularly, the use of yellow has been employed to depict its enigmatic quality, creating an atmosphere of intrigue and ambiguity. This color enhances the complexity of the Persian Elf Fairy's character, evoking a sense of the presence of something beyond the ordinary world.

Persian Elf Fairy

Transformation is the silent journey of the soul; a journey that begins in the shadows within and seeks a path toward light. Yet, this path is not one traveled amidst the noise of the outer world. Just as a fetus in the silence and darkness of the womb, far from the clamor of life, slowly and unknowingly becomes a human, we too, for a new birth, are in need of a safe haven—a place where the fear of falling apart gives way to a profound and reassuring security.

Change only occurs when, within the bounds of this safety, we allow the oldest layers of our being to shed. Those layers that are no longer living memories, nor burdens worth carrying. In the heart of this quiet safety, we surrender to our own unraveling—not out of fear, but with the understanding that from this very unraveling, something new and deeply rooted will emerge.

Just as the mother’s womb is a space for quiet and unseen growth, every inner transformation also demands a similar sanctuary. A space where time loses its meaning, and only being—only living in the moment—matters. It is only within this refuge that we can search ourselves without judgment, confront our wounds, and ultimately, draw forth something new, something deeper and more transcendent from within them.

This transformation, above all else, requires patience and a courage that grows in the soil of security. A security that, like fertile ground, becomes the foundation for inner blossoming. And in this blossoming, a rebirth takes place; a rebirth that not only recreates us but reshapes the way we perceive the world around us. On this journey, every wound, every collapse, is the prelude to a new creation; and each time we are born anew, the world reveals itself to us in a different light. #womenverse

"Sanctuary of Change"

Some involuntary feelings take shape in humans like mushrooms, and empowering those feelings can consume your entire existence.
This artwork is created using a combination of Photoshop and collage.

Mushroom

I'm looking for my art style . I try to combine  them

Artemis

In this physical art collection, I express my emotions and experiences through tangible art, using materials and forms to invite deeper viewer engagement. Each piece tells a unique story, creating an emotional and physical bond with the audience.

Eyes serve as a gateway to the heart and inner self, revealing our deepest emotions and thoughts. Even if you can mask every other part of yourself, your eyes always reveal the truth. They clearly show that no disguise can conceal our inner reality. This piece is created using modern Persian calligraphy. The face and clothing are entirely composed of modern Persian letters, with the use of shading and highlights in each letter and script adding texture and depth to the work.

Atousa

Atousa

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