Ronak moshiri - "emotional connection

Persian/Canadian Painter born in Tehran, currently living in Florence, Italy. Permanent artist in gallery- Bologna Award-winning artist, in national and international contests, artworks published in important Italian ( such as reviews & articles on national newspapers, catalogo della arte moderna vol 50, 53,54,55) and Persian catalogues. My artworks are mostly inspired by ancient Persian poetry. They are very expressive and carry oriental art. My original creations are mostly made of acrylic, oil and mixed media. Acrylic helps a lot with the texture I use. I mix it with oil sometimes for its brightness. I am an artist and I consider myself a storyteller too. I am the link to Persian tradition in a completely contemporary way. I want to preserve its lyrical depth and introspective ability. I consider the artistic research an introspective analysis. When I paint figures come to the surface as from a mystic vision. Beauty reveals itself in symbolic shapes. They find a place on the canvas and remind the viewer about the importance of feelings. This piece blends figurative and expressionistic styles. The figures’ elongated limbs and slightly abstracted features evoke vulnerability. Their postures—soft, leaning into each other—hint at themes of love, support, or shared contemplation. The dark, churning background could symbolize external challenges, emotional storms, or the unknown, while the luminous figures may represent hope or connection amid that chaos. The use of muted pastels for the bodies lends a dreamlike, almost spiritual tone to the work. Together, these elements suggest a narrative of resilience through companionship, or an inner sanctuary found in closeness.eels intimate, melancholic, and protective. It speaks of a quiet strength in togetherness, with the dark, textured environment amplifying the tenderness of the couple. The piece invites reflection on themes of love and shelter, with its emotional depth enhanced by the tactile surface and muted color scheme.

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