Memories of Objects

In Memories of Objects, I have appropriated the sterile visual language of Iranian domesticity, transforming everyday consumer goods into an existential archive. By subtly subverting commercial typography and recasting it as a series of stark existential statements, the works expose the quiet, automated mechanisms of habit and collective memory. Stripped of their original function and magnified to a monumental scale, these objects cease to operate as passive commodities. Instead, they emerge as austere structural monuments, embodying the invisible systems that shape and govern our existential condition.