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Parvin Hossein-zadeh Azad,
Photographer and Painter
Member of the Canadian Association for Photographic Art (CAPA)
Member of Caroun Photo Club (CPC)
Member of “Iran Experts Association”
First Annual Photo Exhibition CPC/CAPA 2006, Tehran
Isfahan Photo Exhibition CPC/CAPA, 2007
First & Second Annual Photo Exhibition
CPC/CAPA, Sulaymania, Kurdistan, Iraq, Nov. 20-25, 2007
First & Second
Annual Photo Exhibition CPC/CAPA, Seymour Art Gallery, North
Vancouver, Canada, May 8-29, 2008
Parvin Hosseinzadeh Azad, born in Tehran, with more than 20 years of artistic activities in Painting, Photography, Background, Animation and Graphic. 3 individual Painting Fairs and participation in several group fairs, Honorary Diploma and several Commendations.
Graduated in Painting from University of Al-Zahra, Tehran,
at 1373, thesis, named “Flower in Iran Conceptual Art".
Accepted in a 1-year course of Film-making on “Javan Cinema Association” with different relevant courses, e.g.
Photography
Passed Computer Graphic course
Passed a Photography class, and passed all Photography courses at university with 20 of 20 grade
scores
Honorary Diploma from “Khane -e- Soureh Gallery”
Commendation from Javan Cinema Association Film Festival in artistic and cinematic activities as a cinematographer of an animation named “Soghout
(Fall)”
One of the paintings was published in a book named “Expression of Female
Emotions", vol. 1.
Art outclasses Jewels
Photography is the art in art, art of the composition, harmony between brightness and shadow, light and color, etc. The art of recording different moments with a fine and scrutinizer view and creativity of the artist about the subjects around, and most of all, the art of utilization of proper composition while recording the
in-arrangable moments. We can say that the art of photography is an art which is used by all age classes, amateurs or professionals.
Creating conceptual impressions and recording daily realities or nature beauties, the photographer always reminds us to give attention to our environment carefully.
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