Famori Studio

We're excited to share our latest collaboration on Nazila Karimi's new book, "Glitch; Pixel Language," inspired by Mohammad Ali Famori's Glitch Manifesto. This project, launching at the Didar Art Gallery, beautifully merges art and technology, showcasing the transformative power of glitch art in contemporary Iranian culture. Join us on Sunday, January 17th at Mobini Alley to celebrate creativity and innovation in art.

We are excited to announce our involvement in the design of Nazila Karimi's new book, "Glitch; Pixel Language," inspired by Mohammad Ali Famori's pioneering Glitch Manifesto. This project, launching at the Didar Art Gallery, highlights our commitment to blending art and technology, showcasing the transformative power of glitch art in contemporary Iranian culture.

The book's design is an adaptation of the poster from the first Glitch Art group exhibition in Iran, "Platform101: Glitch; Language of Pixels," designed by Famori Studio.

Join us for an inspiring evening on **Sunday, January 17th at 17:00** at **Mobini Alley, No. 10, South Mufteh Street**. This event is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow creatives and art enthusiasts. We can't wait to celebrate creativity and innovation in art with you.

Famori Studio is pleased to share details regarding the remarkable upcoming exhibition at Platform 101, titled “Geometry of Creation: Analysis of Anti-Rhythmic Structures.” This international video art exhibition, curated by Mohammad Ali Famori and Ramin Saeidian, will take place at E1 Art Gallery from September 27 to October 11, 2024.

A distinctive aspect of our poster design is the incorporation of fractal geometry, reflecting the exhibition’s title and theme. The use of fractal-based elements allows us to visually articulate the complex nature of creation, where patterns repeat infinitely yet remain individually diverse. The central focus of the poster design draws the audience in, much like the immersive experience of the exhibition itself.

Featuring work from 44 talented video artists across 12 countries, including 23 Iranian contributors, this exhibition exemplifies the innovation and diversity present in contemporary digital art. Join us in celebrating these explorations of anti-rhythmic structures and the unique expressions of these artists.

Stay updated on the latest artistic developments and engage with us as we delve into the intricacies of digital art and design.

Platform 101 is excited to announce its upcoming exhibition, Vol. 04: "Geometry of Creation: Analysis of Anti-Rhythmic Structures" curated by Mohammad Ali Famori and Ramin Saeidian, this international video art group exhibition will be held at E1 Art Gallery from September 27 to October 11, 2024.

Featuring the work of 44 talented video artists—including 23 Iranian and 21 international contributors from 12 countries—this exhibition showcases the incredible diversity and innovation in global digital art.

Join us to experience cutting-edge explorations of anti-rhythmic visual structures through the lens of video art.

Video Artists: Abarca / Ali Ettehad/ Anita Hashemi Moghaddam / Arash Masoum / Arezou Ramezani / Aynaz Raoufian / Babak Sepanta / Claude Ciccolella / Diyufang YSR / Eddie Lohmeyer / Elnaz Mohammadi / Franco Palioff / Franz Rosati/ Hernando Urrutia / Hiroya Sakurai / J Vega / Jorge Flores (FRQNXY) / Kamil Czapiga / Kaoru Tanaka / Matteo Campulla / Matteo Campulla / Mehdi Borousan / Mélissa Faivre / Melissa Valipour / Mohammad Abdollahzadeh /Mohammad Ali Famori / Mo Tazari / Mohammad Ghanbari / Morteza Mahdizadeh / Muriel Paraboni / Naghmeh Jahani / Nazila Karimi / Niloufar Baniasadi / Parisa Pakzamir / Pierre Ajavon / Reza FamoriReza Famori / Saber Gharazi / Sadegh Majlesi / sajjad farrahi/ Shalala Salamzadeh/ Shon Kim / Suture Blue / Thomas Vanz / Yannet Vilela Medina / Yasamin Asgharizadeh

Presenting the Vol.2 exhibition, "Glitch; Pixel Language and Music EP Album" by Farbod Hamedi (Noise Space), hosted on Platform-101, a pioneering digital art platform in Iran. This exhibition signifies the inaugural glitch art group showcase in the country, contributing a distinctive perspective to the global fine art and digital art landscape.

For curators Mohammad-Ali Famori and Sadeq Majlesi, the meaning of the word “glitch” extends further than a malfunctioning screen. Platform 101 has put together the group video art exhibition Glitch Art: Pixel Language, which will be open until March 12, 2021. The show features 27 artists from around the world over an 11-week period.

More info at https://bit.ly/2O7rLtq