Mohammadreza Mirzaei was born in 1986 in Tehran. He received his master degree from University of Pennsylvania in 2014. He has participated in several international exhibitions and two books have been published on his works. What is absolutely amazing about his work is the border between abstract and realism depicted by him. He cleverly investigates the relation between photographer, the object, light exposure, and form exposure. His exploration on these matters are reflective of his own sensibility and sound that he enjoys sometimes making his viewer puzzled about the image he created.
Education
PhD student, History of Art and Architecture, UC Santa Barbara, USA
MFA, Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA
Selected solo and two person exhibitions
2018 New Photographs, O Gallery, Tehran, Iran
2017 If he didn’t say he loved you, Vox Populi, Philadelphia, USA
2017 Again One More Time, O Gallery, Tehran, Iran
2015 A Presto, Galleria myCamera, Ravenna, Italy
2015 Newer Photographs, O Gallery, Tehran, Iran
2014 New Photographs, No.6 Gallery, Tehran, Iran
2012 Alte Krone / Ancienne Couronne, Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
2011 Galieria Dos Casas, Bogotá, Colombia
2010 FotoLoft Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2010 Silkroad Gallery, Tehran, Iran
2009 The Empty Quarter Gallery, Dubai, UAE
2008 Seyhoun Art Gallery, Tehran, Iran
2007 Seyhoun Art Gallery, Tehran, Iran
Selected group exhibitions
2016 Abitare il Deserto, Museo San Rocco, Fusignano, Italy
2015 White Noise, PØST, Los Angeles, USA
2014 An ocean in between the waves, Franz Josefs Kai 3, Vienna, Austria
2014 Bringing Down The Stars, Maas Building, Philadelphia, USA
2011 One Hour Photo, American University Museum, Washington, DC, USA
2009 Re-Assemblage, Assar Art Gallery, Tehran, Iran
2008 Whispered Secrets, Murmuring Dreams, Mall Galleries, London, UK
2007 Iran; People, Roads, Landscapes, Centro Culturale Candiani, Venice, Italy
2006 Ey! Iran: Contemporary Iranian Photography, Gold Coast City Art Gallery, Queensland, Australia
Books
2018 Dialectics of Seeing (with Gordon Stillman), Blue Tiger Books, USA
2014 Here Comes the Sun, University of Pennsylvania Common Press, USA
2013 What I don’t have, Edizioni del bradipo, Italy