Artists Describing Their Art:
Leni Smoragdova - TransactionArt All TransactionArt projects are interconnected, and make up the general outline of the TransactionArt world One project flows into another. It all started with the slogan aEURoeWe are children of war, the war is money, money has no face, it is as simple as Transaction, we are children of the Transaction, we are children with hidden facesaEUR - { M}. Transaction art originated in London when I was already consciously covering my people. So the heroes appeared with hidden faces - aEURoehidden facesaEUR. During this period appeared Collection of figures. 2. Officially, Transaction Art was presented in Amsterdam as part of a performance. Then on the floor of the church, where I was allocated a plot, I saw a plate with the inscription { M}. M - on this stove means that the stove belonged to some European eminent family. You can find this church in Amsterdam and see for yourself if this plate is unlikely to have been removed. M is SM L { M}. But this signature was created before my arrival in Amsterdam. I took it as a sign from above.
Hosein Ghazian - He is here as an artist and photographer that interested in abstract and social photography, his points of view on photography are totally Abstract, vague and full of pun points and ambiguity, unlike his clear and precise point of view in sociology subjects. He Wants to oblige people like the viewer to take part in understanding the meaning of each picture. It seems he is presenting more than the ordinary photo shooting, like as experience a Mind- Blowing meditation in creating art pieces. Abstract art gives him free mind to present his work on a side, and people could have different notions toward each picture on the other side. He puts his emphasis on the aEURoelightaEUR, aEURoereflectionaEUR, and aEURoeshadowsaEUR, he has his own ways to show movements of light and points. His purpose of photography is for his viewers to take part in appreciating and understanding the aEURoePiece of ArtaEUR, and thus, we can find abstract arts trace on his photos. Anyway, you encounter photos here that come from the sociologist eyes, in a different way of talking with you. ...