Arvin, a distinguished artist and advocate for social justice, takes a prominent place on the global stage as three of his vector illustrations, created in solidarity with the Iranian WOMAN. LIFE. FREEDOM. movement, are recognized and featured in MOZAIK Philanthropy’s 2nd WOMAN. LIFE. FREEDOM. Virtual Exhibition. The exhibition, titled “Year of Hope,” is a profound testament to Arvin’s commitment to expressing the pain, suffering, hopes, and dreams of those striving for freedom in Iran.
“Year of Hope” is a poignant celebration of Norooz 1402, representing a collective effort by artists within and beyond Iran to encapsulate the spirit of renewal and hope. The virtual exhibition, organized by MOZAIK Philanthropy, sheds light on the WOMAN. LIFE. FREEDOM. movement, showcasing contemporary artworks that echo the demands of the Iranian people for a society free of discrimination, oppression, and inequality.
Arvin’s vector illustrations, created in solidarity with the movement, not only symbolize his artistic prowess but also stand as visual narratives of the struggle for freedom. These pieces resonate with the exhibition’s theme, serving as powerful expressions of the bravery of the Iranian people.
Neda Nobari, Founder and Chief Catalyst Officer of MOZAIK Philanthropy, acknowledges the artists’ contributions. “Artists like Arvin, through their fearless creativity, have become the voices and vanguards of change. We are honored to amplify their voices and the broader movement at this pivotal moment in history,” she stated.
“Year of Hope” garnered submissions from over 400 artists globally, encompassing a diverse range of creative practices. Arvin’s vector illustrations were selected by an independent jury of Iranian women artists and art professionals for the 2023 Future Art Award, reinforcing the global impact of his work.
MOZAIK Philanthropy’s commitment to supporting global artists is exemplified through the Future Art Awards. Arvin, alongside other outstanding artists, received recognition for creative excellence, activism, and adherence to the interpretive theme: WOMAN. LIFE. FREEDOM.: Year of Hope.
The WOMAN. LIFE. FREEDOM.: Year of Hope virtual exhibition is free and open to the public. View Arvin’s artworks and explore the diverse contributions of artists worldwide at https://mozaikphilanthropy.org/year-of-hope-exhibition/.
