20:I[69382,["/_next/static/chunks/0~il-wa1bfm~l.js","/_next/static/chunks/0akm4z0-difkh.js","/_next/static/chunks/0a2pk4a~q1_~m.js","/_next/static/chunks/0mz1xh5byqvl3.js","/_next/static/chunks/0u.qcqk49akrp.js","/_next/static/chunks/0abr8c-20lwt4.js"],"default"] 1e:["$","link",null,{"rel":"canonical","href":"https://artogenia.com/product/aps-7244394/forbidden-art-painting-by-homa-sadeghi"}] 21:T504,This compelling mixed-media piece skillfully fuses symbolism, texture, and emotion into a striking visual narrative. The dominant image of hands — depicted with intricate detail and shadowing — evokes a sense of suppression and concealment, as they obscure the subject’s eyes in an almost visceral display. The hands’ earth-toned palette contrasts the warmer skin tones, imbuing the piece with a tension between power and vulnerability. Delicate yet chaotic roots extend downward from the hands, resembling fractured veins or branches, suggesting themes of entrapment, inner turmoil, or growth amidst adversity. The artist’s application of carpet threads introduces a tactile and raw physicality to the piece, while faint newspaper textures interwoven into the background hint at unseen societal structures, censorship, or unspoken narratives. Subdued architectural forms emerge softly from the background, enhancing the ethereal and dreamlike quality of the composition. Through the interplay of materials, layered forms, and muted yet expressive colors, this work engages the viewer in a conversation about restriction, resilience, and hidden truths. Its profound symbolism transcends the personal to reflect collective struggles for visibility, expression, and freedom.22:T463,

From the very beginning, art was a way for me to connect with the world and express what lay within."
I am Homa Sadeghi, and my artistic journey began in 2000 in a small art workshop. Later, I pursued art academically, earning an associate degree in Graphic Arts at the University of Culture and Art in Mashhad, Iran. Despite this, my passion for creating through physical materials and hands-on processes remained steadfast.

My body of work spans physical and digital paintings, relief art, and a brief four-year exploration in fashion design and the fashion industry. In my creations, I explore forms, colors, the interaction of materials, and their influence on one another, while also reflecting on my lived experiences.

At times, my works reflect social and political concerns, while at other times, they celebrate the joy of discovering unity and diversity within the particles of existence.

Materials Used in Mixed Media Works:
Oil paint, acrylic, ecoline, alcohol ink, canvas, recycled and newspaper paper, carpet weaving threads, wood and tree branches, plaster, and more.