In order to be seen, you must be present, there must be light and air, light must shine on you and must be reflected from you and then must move in the atmosphere. There must be addressees to receive your image while you wave your hands, move your lips and speak. They must be able to distinguish colors, lights and shadows. Their brains must be able to change your virtual image to actual image and vice versa. They should understand what you want to say when you raise and move your fist into the air.
There must be people whose brains, eyes and glasses make effort to see you. In order to be heard, there must be people with healthy and sound ears and brains. They must keep their thoughts open to hear and see correctly…. if they want, if they succeed, and they must think on what they have seen and heard. If they want, if they succeed.
What you see is a passage, a bridge or a connection between personal concepts and our society. More accurately, it is a connection between personal concepts and our art society and more accurately, art societies.
What you see is a passage, a bridge or a connection between traditionalism and modernity, or between modernity and contemporary. You should know that nothing is useless here. Many things have been modified, many things have been omitted and many have been added, from that vase and newspaper to that old man.
What you see is a passage, a bridge, a connection like the conditions of our society, area, age, or even our world.
What you see is a passage, a bridge or a connection between contemporary art and painting, painting and old man, old man and painter.

NavidJahanbakhsh

30.06.2013