Johanne Allard | Saffron (Iran), 2024
Edition 1/3
This piece reflects the resilient spirit and beauty of the Iranian people. The embroidery features the silent form of Ahmad Shamlou’s poem, which speaks of freedom as a song - small as a bird’s throat, yet powerful enough to dismantle walls and revive ruins. This silent rendering echoes the voices suppressed in the pursuit of liberty.
Symbolizing a nation enduring economic hardship and misrepresentation, yet rich in poetry, the work invites the viewer to see Iran as a mosaic of stories where resilience and hope intertwine with the quiet, persistent song of freedom.
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Johanne Allard | Saffron (Iran) Figures - 2024
From the series A Feast In The Ruins
43 x 31 cm
Embroidery on Cotton Rag Paper 320 g - Edition of 3 - Hand finished