Meghdad Lorpour | "Tangab": Electric Room 06/50
Meghdad Lorpour’s Painting, “Tangab”, and an Installation of his Papier-Mâché Works
“Tangab” and the installation are inspired by a region with the same name near Firouz-Abad in the southern Iranian province of Fars. The area is home to an ancient dam, causing the plants and land to go under water for over three months in the year and ‘things’ to resurface after the water season. “Tangab” will be featured as part of Dastan’s presentation at Sydney Contemporary 2017 this September.
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Dastan is pleased to display Meghdad Lorpour’s painting, “Tangab”, along with an installation of his papier-mâché works at Electric Room from August 18 to 23, 2017.
“Tangab” and the installation are inspired by a region with the same name near Firouz-Abad in the southern Iranian province of Fars. The area is home to an ancient dam, causing the plants and land to go under water for over three months in the year and ‘things’ to resurface after the water season. “Tangab” will be featured as part of Dastan’s presentation at Sydney Contemporary 2017 this September.
Meghdad Lorpour (b. 1983, Shiraz, Iran) studied painting in Shahed University, Tehran. His work has been exhibited in three solo exhibitions, including two at Mah Art Gallery, as well as over twenty group exhibitions and international art fair presentations.
