
.نشان فروهر
My museum exhibit focuses on the Faravahar, which is the most recognizable symbol of Zoroastrianism. The reason I chose to focus on the Faravahar was because I thoroughly enjoy being able to integrate my culture into my artwork. Not only does it allow me to share authentic styles, but I get to research and learn more about my background thoroughly. The topic of Zoroastrianism has been in the back of my head for a while and this was a chance to fully develop it. Another reason I chose this was especially because of the abuse of religion and ideals in Iran over the past 43 years, and I wanted to look on the brighter side of religion in Iran for once. There were several things that went wrong during this project. Firstly, I kept changing my mind on the placement of my composition and the different shades of hues I was using. I might have changed the gradients more than a dozen times! Then, I came across the issue of how to input Farsi for the label. It took a while, but after some help from Google and my parents, the result was awesome. In the end, these struggles resulted in a beautiful layout with my best work on display. The total time I spent on this project is about 10 hours (roughly) and to be truthful, I expected about the same or even a bit less.
my images + references



sources
https://www.worldhistory.org/Faravahar/
https://www.thecollector.com/zoroastrianism-persian-mythology/
https://www.bl.uk/sacred-texts/articles/an-introduction-to-zoroastrianism
https://symbolsage.com/faravahar-symbol-meaning/
Lots of information from my parents’ knowledge as well.