Hojat Amani
Painter
Artworks
Biography
Hojat Amani born at Iran, and graduated in PhD of Islamic Art.
He enjoys of "art residency program" in his resume from different countries such as UK & Asian , EU Countries, & awarded at international events festival and biennial worldwide.
Hojat participated in several solo and group exhibition in most of the countries from US to Japan.
Mr. Amani collection present in some museums in Europe, Arab countries, Us, UK, Canada, both private and governmental.
"The way I see it, most societies today are moving towards materialism, which erodes the artistic value of art and moves it towards being more of a commodity. I am Middle Eastern and in my culture, art represents beauty and is much deeper than just a material or financial purchase. In my artwork, I strive to explore paradise in my imagination.
At the same time, I understand the suffering of my surroundings. I have experienced hunger, poverty, and war in the past but I don't want to focus on it in my work. I don’t want my work to add to people’s suffering and I don’t want to mock my fellow countrymen and women to help me sell more art. I prefer to depict beautiful images to share with young people throughout the world. My intention is to provide relief, similar to a plant or tree, which transforms the glaring light from the sun and dirty air from the sky into beautiful light and fresh air. Through this process, I will be the one who devours sorrow and attempts to communicate hope and joy to my audience."
He enjoys of "art residency program" in his resume from different countries such as UK & Asian , EU Countries, & awarded at international events festival and biennial worldwide.
Hojat participated in several solo and group exhibition in most of the countries from US to Japan.
Mr. Amani collection present in some museums in Europe, Arab countries, Us, UK, Canada, both private and governmental.
"The way I see it, most societies today are moving towards materialism, which erodes the artistic value of art and moves it towards being more of a commodity. I am Middle Eastern and in my culture, art represents beauty and is much deeper than just a material or financial purchase. In my artwork, I strive to explore paradise in my imagination.
At the same time, I understand the suffering of my surroundings. I have experienced hunger, poverty, and war in the past but I don't want to focus on it in my work. I don’t want my work to add to people’s suffering and I don’t want to mock my fellow countrymen and women to help me sell more art. I prefer to depict beautiful images to share with young people throughout the world. My intention is to provide relief, similar to a plant or tree, which transforms the glaring light from the sun and dirty air from the sky into beautiful light and fresh air. Through this process, I will be the one who devours sorrow and attempts to communicate hope and joy to my audience."