Ashkan Galehdari

Netherlands

Ashkan Galehdari (b. 1988, Tehran, Iran) is a digital artist from Amsterdam, Netherlands. His work is inspired by the cultural heritage of the East, with a focus on the vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and spiritual symbolism that are prevalent in Eastern art. His goal is to explore the intersection of Eastern culture and digital art, combining traditional elements with modern technology to create work that is both grounded in tradition and innovative.

Ashkan believes that the integration of Eastern culture and digital art has the potential to bridge cultural divides and promote a deeper understanding of different cultures. His work also reflects how technology can provide new perspectives on traditional art. He experiments with different techniques and mediums in his digital art, creating new forms that can be shared with a wider audience.


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Scripting Existence

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Words breathe life into our world, shaping its contours with vivid colors and profound meanings. They envelop our surroundings, their voices resonating, and their essence tangible. Each word possesses a unique structure, sometimes soft and supple, other times dry and rough, delicately crafting its message. This intricacy guides us, revealing the depth of its expression.


Inspired by two Persian words, attention has been paid to their form, apart from the meaning they convey, in understanding how they shape and encompass the world around us. Alone or in harmony, they create a symphony of understanding, each word a universe waiting to be explored. The hidden universes within each word reveal, providing a window into the intricate depths of human expression.

technique

3d

format

landscape

duration

01:03

year

2023

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