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ALT Her (Vatani, Iranian rapper) journey started with the collective KAKA. For the past four years, she has continued independently, building her own path through singles, collaborations, and nearly thirty released tracks.
ALT In a space where women's voices still face limits, Vatani and many other female artists continue to move forward. Like running water, they find their way through pressure, silence, and resistance.
ALT The same vision can be found in his photography. Whether behind a movie camera or still camera, Kiarostami was drawn to quiet scenes, minimal forms, and moments that reveal their beauty through patience rather than spectacle.
ALT A frame from The Traveler (1974)
ALT A frame from Close-Up (1990)
ALT A frame from Taste of Cherry (1997)
ALT When Khosro Shakibai met Jackie Chan A memorable story behind one of Iranian cinema's most beloved photographs.
ALT Years ago, while Hamoon was being presented at the Tokyo Film Festival, Khosro Shakibai and Dariush Mehrjui unexpectedly crossed paths with Jackie Chan. A photograph was taken to commemorate the moment. At first glance, it seemed like nothing more than a fascinating encounter between three well-known figures.
ALT For years, the image circulated simply as a rare photograph. A meeting between an Iranian actor, an acclaimed filmmaker, and one of Asia's biggest movie stars. But the real story behind the image remained untold.
ALT Years later, Pouria Shakibai revealed an unexpected detail. Jackie Chan had been his childhood hero. The photograph was never taken for publicity or media attention. Khosro Shakibai brought it home from Tokyo as a souvenir for his son.
ALT Perhaps that is why the photograph still feels so special today. Beyond cinema, beyond fame, it captures something deeply human: a father bringing home a memory for his child.
ALT The people in her images are often calm and expressionless. The silence does not suggest the absence of emotion; it reflects the experience of living with uncertainty for so long that it becomes familiar.
ALT In Stateless, the focus shifts toward displacement and belonging. Figures appear suspended between places, carrying traces of home into landscapes that no longer feel permanent.
ALT Objects play an important role in these photographs. Furniture, personal belongings, and domestic elements remain present, even when the idea of home itself becomes unstable.
ALT Across her (Gohar Dashti) work, the boundaries between house, nature, memory, and conflict gradually dissolve. War is no longer presented as a battlefield, but as a condition that continues to shape everyday existence.
