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HANDS, HEARTS, SKINS, EYES
November 2021
Mozhdeh Zandieh-Grayson
"Language is the incomplete translation of feelings" is a poetic and metaphorical exploration of the world of words and their role in communication.
The exhibition HANDS, HEARTS, SKINS, EYES reflects on the invisible aspects of language—the space within words and our cognitive perception of them.
Mozhdeh's delves into the experience of words beyond their conventional interpretations, where the body, hands, hearts, skins, and eyes transform language into something far deeper within the self. Words weave through us, creating a tapestry of meaning that is felt rather than merely understood.
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