Romina Abedi
Visual Artist
Born and grew up in a coastal city in north of Iran that called Babolsar. Romina Abedi, who has a bachelor painting from Guilan Art University of Rasht; also explores a myriad of themes in her work. Sometimes borrowing from traditional painting, she immerses them in abstraction and ambiguity. She juxtaposed illustration with symbols of violence against animals and conflict. Romina Abedi employs the icons of situation of Noir genre film, infuses them with mysterious characters to create a visual narrative
The process of creating the painting “Miss M”
My aunt, Mahvash, did not get married due to Parkinson’s disease and needed care. She was with us in the same house for the last years of her life, and I saw her muscles gradually weaken and her abilities diminish. This became a great sadness for me. I witnessed one of the most dear people in my life getting closer to death moment by moment. This domination of death over her intensified when one of her sisters (my other aunt) passed away.The deaths of both my aunts were five months apart.This painting was created exactly in the last three days of her life, and after the painting was finished, she left here forever.