18:T4c7,"Seesaw" (Alakolang) is a dynamic acrylic painting on canvas created in 2024, with dimensions of 100 x 80 cm. This vibrant work captures the essence of movement, balance, and interconnected energy, symbolized through a visually intense and abstract depiction of the seesaw concept. The artwork employs a bold color palette dominated by purples, yellows, and magentas, generating a sense of vibrancy and vitality. The forms, though abstract, hint at playful interactions and complex relationships, drawing parallels to the push-and-pull dynamics of life, much like the motion of a seesaw. The intricate layering of shapes and colors creates a rhythmic and energetic composition, inviting viewers to interpret the balance between stability and motion, chaos and harmony. The interplay of curved lines and geometric patterns evokes a sense of constant flux, where every element seems interconnected. The painting feels like an exploration of the delicate yet powerful dance of opposites in life, resonating with themes of duality, interaction, and equilibrium. "Alakolang" not only stimulates the visual senses but also invites the audience to reflect on the delicate balance inherent in personal and collective experiences. 19:T60a,

Fargol Mousavi
Born in 1992
Tehran

Graduated in Theater Directing from Soore University, Tehran.
I have been painting consistently for the past four years. The exercises I practiced during my theater studies had the greatest impact on my perspective toward the phenomena around me and, consequently, on the subjects of my paintings.

Over these years, most of my activities have been in the fields of theater, dramaturgy, and directing performances. During this time, I have completed two painting collections titled "Composing" and "Presence – Untitled" and am now starting a new series titled "Campers."

In fact, my work in dramaturgy is not unrelated to my approach to painting. Both, in a way, aim to disrupt the existing order. This disruption, for me, has always been a