Super Superficial is on display from March 8 to 24, 2024
This weekend marks your last chance to see Super Superficial, a solo exhibition featuring artist Kosar Movahedi.
Super Superficial is a solo exhibition by visual artist Kosar Movahedi that challenges the boundary between the exhibition space and image-based work.
Combining photography with drawing and collage, this body of work plays with the surface and frames of images. This makes for a dynamic experience where the viewers slip into the world of knowing and not knowing what they’re looking at, instead considering the process of viewing and making.
Visit the exhibition this Saturday, March 23 and Sunday, March 24 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the last time.
About the artist
Kosar Movahedi (b. Vancouver, 1995) lives and works on the unceded territories of the lək̓ʷəŋən peoples in Victoria, BC. Her work uses humour and play to complicate our perception of space, time and surfaces through photography, drawing, video and sculpture.
Kosar holds an MFA from the University of Victoria and a BSc in Architecture from University of Tehran. Her work has resulted in publications and exhibitions in Iran, the UK, and Canada as well as received grants and awards from the BC Arts Council, Audain Foundation, and SSHRC Canada. In addition, she has taken roles as the program coordinator for the Victoria Arts Council and Crummy Gallery, carried out independent curatorial projects, and taught as a sessional instructor at the University of Victoria.
To learn more about Kosar, visit her artist page.