A statement of solidarity, a call for change, and a beacon of hope in turbulent times. Delve into the world of Shirin Neshat, with this time-limited edition in aid of Human Rights Watch.
As an Iranian visual artist based in New York City, Neshat's work transcends borders, confronting themes of Islam and the West, femininity and masculinity, public and private life, and the ancient and modern. In this print, selected from her renowned Women of Allah series (1993-1997), Neshat captures the essence of resilience and defiance.
With WOMAN LIFE FREEDOM, Neshat not only invites viewers to contemplate these profound themes but also takes a bold stance in solidarity with the Iranian people, echoing their calls for freedom and human rights. Amidst international protests and movements advocating for fundamental liberties, Neshat's artwork serves as a poignant reminder of the ongoing struggle for equality and justice.
By supporting this print, you not only acquire a piece of artistry but also contribute to a larger movement. Fifty percent of the proceeds from each print sale are allocated to Human Rights Watch, amplifying their efforts to investigate and report on abuses worldwide. The remaining fifty percent, generously donated by Shirin Neshat herself, fuels the #CIRCAECONOMY initiative, which seeks to make art accessible to all and foster transformative opportunities within the creative community.
Available for a limited time only (1 October until midnight 1 November, 2022) experience the resonance and significance of WOMAN LIFE FREEDOM as it transcends boundaries, ignites conversations, and inspires action.
EDITION SIZE
Time-Limited Edition of 550
DIMENSIONS
Unframed: 297 x 117mm
MEDIUM
Giclèe Print on Hahnemüle Museum Etching
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY (COA)
Arrives with a numbered (1-550), stamped and dated certificate of authenticity.
WHAT IS A TIME-LIMITED EDITION?
A time-limited edition refers to an edition of prints or artworks available only within a specific time frame. Once the time window has closed, no more copies are produced, adding an element of exclusivity and urgency to the edition.
RELEASE DATE
1 October until midnight 1 November, 2022
#CIRCAECONOMY
Proceeds from each print help support Human Rights Watch and the #CIRCAECONOMY – a circular model designed to fund the CIRCA free public art programme and create life-changing opportunities for the creative community. Discover more here.