Demons and Kings collection | Sohrab

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Sohrab from the Demons and Kings collection is a 72 × 72 cm mirror work on wood by Siavash Sufi Nejad. The piece connects traditional Persian mirror craftsmanship with a contemporary visual language, presented within an award-winning collection exhibited at Dastan Art Gallery.

ArtistSiavash Sufi nejad
AuthenticityCertified Original, Signed
Orientationsquare
ScaleMedium
StyleContemporary, Persian Contemporary

Description

Sohrab belongs to Siavash Sufi Nejad’s Demons and Kings collection, a body of work recognized with a master prize award and displayed at Dastan Art Gallery. Created with mirror work on wood, the 72 × 72 cm format gives the piece a compact but visually powerful presence, especially in spaces where reflection, light, and surface detail matter.

The artwork uses mirror as both material and visual language. Its reflective surface changes with the surrounding environment, allowing the piece to shift throughout the day depending on light, angle, and movement around it. This gives Sohrab a more interactive quality than a flat painted work, while still keeping a strong connection to Persian decorative and symbolic traditions.

For collectors considering distinctive art for sale, this piece offers a focused example of contemporary Persian craftsmanship with collectible context. Its square format makes it suitable for refined residential interiors, private offices, gallery walls, and spaces that need a visually rich work without requiring oversized wall space.

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