This workshop provides a practical introduction to the classical miniature techniques of the Isfahan School. Participants will learn how to build a single miniature figure in gradual steps.
On the first day, participants will learn how to draw a monochromatic figure and apply it practically using watercolors. On the second day, they will further develop the work by adding a colored background and then moving on to drawing facial features, a fundamental technique in miniature art.
The workshop aims to introduce students to the traditional techniques of the Isfahan School as a necessary foundation for those who wish to become contemporary miniature artists who combine authenticity and creativity.
Date
Tuesday, October 21 – 4:00 – 6:00 PM
Wednesday, October 22 – 1:30 – 3:30 PM
Adults (Ages 16+)
Venue: SOCO – 17th Floor, Learning Room 3
Mohammad Moradi is an Iranian artist who holds a Master's and Bachelor's degree in Miniature and Illumination from the Painters' Association. Iranians, and accredited by the Iranian Ministry of Culture. He has over 20 years of teaching experience at prestigious Iranian universities, such as the University of Tehran, Soura University, and Payame Noor University. He served as the head of the Department of Culture and Arts at Gilan University of Applied Sciences, chaired the Gilan Miniatures Association, and founded the Gilan Painting Association and the Sama Qalam Art School.
He served as a principal lecturer at the Reza Abbasi Grand Museum in Tehran, gave workshops in Tajikistan and Indonesia, and won several prestigious international awards. He has served as a jury member at international festivals and organised exhibitions in several countries, combining academic experience with practical experience in the art of miniatures.
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