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Sussan Afrasiabian:
She always fascinated by the arts, and pursued her passion for this subject from high school. Already an astute art and literary works student, she also studied the science of photography and the art of sculpturing. However, it was painting that captured her true self. The effect of studying the art of sculpture and simultaneously working with troubled children affected her painting style dramatically. Their desperate plight reflected by vacant eyes and a sense of hopelessness helped to inspire her need to express her feelings about the strength of mankind, life, and hope for a better future. Her style combined with her symphony of colors reflects the true feeling of the artist. In keeping with her strong sense of commitment to the plight of modern man, she has contributed part of her time and works of art to various international fund raising events and art shows. Years of experiencing increased her desire to demonstrate through her artwork just how beautiful life can be and that the prevailing goodness of mankind will always leave us with the gifts of hope and a better life. She has received multiple awards for her art work in US and abroad. In 1993 she participated in an art show presented by Iranian Contemporary Museum of Art, introducing current Iranian artists, at which one of her art work ( "Brakfast" 30 X 40 inch ) was purchased by the Museum.
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" Breakfast" |
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"After Sunrise" |
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"Odysssey" |
"Day Break" |
"Us 1" |
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" Lost Love" |
"Harmony of the Hearts" |
"Enchanted" |
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"Lilies" |
"Thinking of Our World" |
"Into the Light" |