Masoud Keshmiri is an Iranian artist who was born in 1976. Kashmiri has a bachelor’s and master’s degree in graphics and a master’s degree in animation from Tehran University of Arts.
The paintings in this selection are generally made up of women and young girls who are often standing, and they are mainly focusing on his passionate desire searching in this field; paintings that are thematically and approach wise reminders of masterpieces by American artists in the ’50s and ’60s which were created by wealthy and artistic strokes. His genius in illustration could be traced back to this coordination with the above-mentioned works, which are a defining advantage for him and represent his honesty in this field despite being known as his drawback.
Women and girls in his painting are not often busy doing something special, and although it seems as if they have posed for the painter in ordinary everyday postures humbly and straightforwardly, it appears that they have been chosen and justified only for being a woman. When they are in a frame or an accidental moment of everyday life, they carry a desired and selected feeling of the painter’s from the surrounding area.