18:T423,In this evocative artwork, deep and brooding tones command the canvas, inviting viewers into a world of intricate emotional layers. The dominant color palette revolves around rich shades of charcoal, muted earth tones, and subtle hints of violet that blend seamlessly to create an atmosphere both haunting and mesmerizing. Executed with remarkable precision, the brushwork exhibits a mastery over chiaroscuro techniques which bring forth striking contrasts between light and shadow. This play of light not only adds depth but also enhances the emotional intensity radiating from the piece. Each element in this composition has been meticulously crafted to evoke introspection and convey profound narratives without words. The textural variations achieved through oil on canvas lend a palpable sense of realism that is heightened further by delicate yet deliberate strokes. This painting stands as a testament to resilience and creativity emerging from challenging circumstances, encapsulating both struggle and hope within its compelling visual narrative. 19:T54f,

Nasrin Mohammadi, an Afghan artist, was born on August 27, 1984, in Herat, Afghanistan. She privately studied painting in Mashhad and has been working in this field for over 20 years.
On May 26, 2023, she held her first solo exhibition titled "Shadow" at the Bon-Bast Gallery in Mashhad. The works presented in this collection, characterized by a realist style with a touch of surrealism, reflect her personal experiences and emotions. The Khorasan Newspaper highlighted the "Shadow" exhibition on June 15, 2023.
The "Shadow" series narrates the stories of women who, in their pursuit of unattainable security, are both present and absent—unrecognized by geographic, gender, and political identities. Nasrin Mohammadi’s realist paintings depict faces, Afghanistan’s indigenous culture, and social issues, without the interference of her imagination or personal interpretation. Each subject is presented as seen in the real world.