Shohreh Fallahzadeh, a graduate of the Department of Art at Al-Zahra University, Tehran, a teacher of painting, a member of the International Watercolor Society, a member of the Visual Arts Society, and a member of the Iranian Handicrafts Association, is the result of thirty years of continuous effort in learning and teaching, creating a collection of works that, while preserving the originality and beauty of traditional painting, depicts modern and contemporary elements in an artistic way and creates a new version of a flower and chicken style.
Her style can be considered a combination of elegance and boldness. Attention to detail, the use of vivid colors in harmony with nature, and innovative processing of form and color, along with patterns taken from an Iranian civilization, indicate a modern and creative view of traditional art.
Depicting a series of historical monuments of Iran with watercolor is a corner of this continuous effort.
Participation in more than thirty group exhibitions abroad and in the country and several solo exhibitions in the country is a sign of her continuous effort in the last thirty years of her life after graduating from the Department of Art.