This impressionistic and textured style by Mohamad Hadi Fadavi, creates a captivating visual experience. A complex blend of gold, turquoise, and white, creating a layered and textured surface that adds depth and interest to the composition. Its rich textures and vibrant colors, would make a striking focal point in any room, bringing a touch of rustic charm and artistic flair to the space.
 
Born in 1959 in the city of Arak in Iran, Mohammad Hadi Fadavi, a painter who learned painting basics from educational books and oil painting while being inspired by Van Gogh and Cézanne.

Fadavi also took portrait commissions and studied Persian literature, notably influenced by Hafez.
 
During the 1979 cultural revolution, Fadavi shifted to cinema, working in set and costume design with artists like Dariush Farhang, Ebrahim Hatamikia, and Kyomarth Pourahmad. His involvement in "Gallery 9" led him to study and replicate nearly 100 paintings, including Van Gogh's "Doctor Gachet." Financial stability from his cinema work allowed him to focus on painting, culminating in his first solo exhibition in 1994 and another in 2005.
 
Animal motifs such as fish, owls, and roosters are prominent in Fadavi's works, later evolving to include cypress trees and horses. Influenced by a horse painting by Sharafoddin Hosseini, Fadavi's focus on horse motifs led to a published article in "Shadow Art" magazine.
 
Incorporating human figures and elements from Reza Abbasi and Kamaloddin Behzad's miniatures, Fadavi revolutionized his style, embracing a modern, decorative approach. He believes art should be beautiful and enjoyable, prioritizing aesthetic pleasure over political or social commentary.
 
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