“Manipulated Nation”, intricately explores the fusion of Persian heritage and the impact of the religious revolution on Iranian identity through digital decoupage. The artwork serves as a visual narrative, depicting the struggle between tradition and external influences.

I portray the narrative of a nation deeply intertwined with a religious system, often at the cost of neglecting its inherent Persian culture. The characters depicted are metaphors, illustrating the profound influence of the spiritual revolution on the Iranian people.

Using digital decoupage, I weave together Persian heritage and contemporary lives shaped by religious ideologies. Each composition represents the juxtaposition of Persian culture and the impact of the religious revolution on Iran’s present-day identity. The visuals aim to captivate and engage the audience, fostering reflection on the delicate balance between tradition and transformation.

“Manipulated Nation” invites viewers to contemplate the intricate dance between cultural identity and external influences. It serves as a visual commentary on the struggles of people navigating their evolving identity, shaped by religious ideologies. The series aims to spark conversations about the fragility of cultural identity and the importance of preserving Persian heritage, urging viewers to recognize and safeguard the diverse cultural threads defining the Iranian people.