Azin Najafi

Azin Najafi is an Iranian artist who started her career as a scenographer and painter in Florence, Italy. She focuses on creating art with fabric and various types of color. Through her art, she represents her roots and culture, using symbols and colors that travel through the East and tell stories. She has been collaborating with the Tobian Art Gallery since 2020.

“I believe that today’s world has enough stories of war and hatred. Through my work, I try to give people a break from this sadness and think about aspects of life that we are forgetting. I travel reading poems of other cultures, to imagine their fairy tales and see animals through eyes that give a different perspective.”

Education:

Bachelor’s Degree in Painting Project at the Accademia Belle Arti di Firenze 2015

Master’s Degree Specialized in Theater Design at the Accademia Belle Arti di Firenze 2019

Experience:

ISF – International School of Florence

Educational tutor at the theatrical scenography at the Accademia Belle Arti, Florence

Lighting Workshop, Teatro della Pergola Florence 09 – 12 April 2019

GOLD ROAD Workshop, at the Accademia Belle Arti, Florence June – July 2015

Realization of Wall Painting for Nelson Mandela Forum Arena, Accademia Belle Arti, Florence 27 – 30 MAY 2013

Exhibitions:

Premio Artisti (Palazzo Bastogi of Florence) 3-16 January 2020

Galleria BluRhino Istanbul (Turkey) Oct 28-Nov 5 2019

Galleria Simultanea “so close so far” Florence 10 – 22 May 2019

Mask exhibition in Leather Material, Accademia Belle Arti, Florence 01 – 07 July 2016

Costume exhibition at Galleria La Corte, Richard III by Shakespeare, Florence 01 – 10 July 2015

International group exhibition “Signs and Dreams” Municipal Library of Pontassieve, Florence 07 – 16 April 2014

Painting exhibition, sponsored by LAV Association of Anti- Vivisection of Florence 08 February to 30 May

Collective illustration of Novelle by hand Le Murate, Florence 21 – 24 June 2013

Painting exhibition of Young Artists “Like the sea” La Marina, Piombino, Livorno 01 – 07 September 2012

Artworks