Quranic Calligraphy Created in Prison Reaches Niavaran

The exhibition 'Inscriptions on Silence and Intuition,' narrating light from behind prison walls, opens at the Niavaran Cultural Center.

The exhibition "Inscriptions on Silence and Intuition" with the narrative of illumination from behind the prison walls will be opened in Farhangsarai Niavaran.

According to Ambassador Arjan, citing the public relations of Niavaran Cultural Center, the "Inscriptions on Silence and Intuition" exhibition will be opened on Friday, October 24, 1405, from 16:00 in Gallery No. 2 of Niavaran Cultural Center, with the display of works by the calligrapher and calligrapher Vali Hasanpour.

In this exhibition, about 80 works of Quranic calligraphy and calligraphy are displayed, which were created using calligraphy techniques and grounding with acrylic, gouache and ink.

But Hasanpour, while serving his involuntary sentence, activated an art school in the central prison of Ilam and created most of his works in that art school with a state of mystical intuition.

The exhibition "Inscriptions on Silence and Intuition" is open from 24th of Mehr to 1st of Aban 1405 in Farhangsarai Niavaran and hosts calligraphy enthusiasts from Sunday to Thursday from 10:00 am and on Friday from 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

Niavaran Cultural Center galleries are closed on Saturdays.