Gallery Of Paiting & Graffitis By Mehdi Ghadyanloo - Iran
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Mehdi Ghadyanloo - Iran
After growing up near the agricultural fields in the suburbs of Tehran, Ghadyanloo studied at Tehran University’s College of Fine Arts and graduated with a BA in 2005. Subsequently, he earned an MA in film studies from Tehran’s Teachers College (Tarbiyat-e Modarres).
Known primarily for his gigantic trompe l’oeil style murals in central Tehran, Ghadyanloo also creates paintings, with surreal and minimalistic themes. Through his works, Ghadyanloo opens a window into the mood of life in Iran today.
At the same time, he provides an autobiographical perspective, portraying the landscapes of his youth, his memories of Iran Iraq war (1980-1988), and his life experience in the Islamic Republic.
In addition to a great variety of print making techniques, sculpture and his works on canvas, Medhi Ghadlyanloo is also considered one of Iran’s leading public artists. Between 2004 and 2011, he painted over 100 gigantic murals throughout Iran’s capital, after answering an open call from the Municipality of Tehran’s Beautification Bureau.
After growing up near the agricultural fields in the suburbs of Tehran, Ghadyanloo studied at Tehran University’s College of Fine Arts and graduated with a BA in 2005. Subsequently, he earned an MA in film studies from Tehran’s Teachers College (Tarbiyat-e Modarres).
Known primarily for his gigantic trompe l’oeil style murals in central Tehran, Ghadyanloo also creates paintings, with surreal and minimalistic themes. Through his works, Ghadyanloo opens a window into the mood of life in Iran today.
At the same time, he provides an autobiographical perspective, portraying the landscapes of his youth, his memories of Iran Iraq war (1980-1988), and his life experience in the Islamic Republic.
In addition to a great variety of print making techniques, sculpture and his works on canvas, Medhi Ghadlyanloo is also considered one of Iran’s leading public artists. Between 2004 and 2011, he painted over 100 gigantic murals throughout Iran’s capital, after answering an open call from the Municipality of Tehran’s Beautification Bureau.
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