Farhad Moini
Farhad Moini mixes crushed marble dust into his paint to catch actual light the way the central Iranian salt deserts do — canvases that read as blinding white until you stand close.
An oversized, near-blinding field of white and pale grey, textured with crushed marble dust so the surface catches and scatters real light like salt crust underfoot. Up close, faint cracked lines emerge across the whole plane.
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Acrylic and marble dust on canvas
Sourced directly from Farhad Moini in IR. Each piece carries its object number (Nº A0017) and a note on the hands that made it.