The exhibition "Flora Urbanica" by artists Saman and Sasan Oskouei challenges the narrative of climate change and extinction by exploring the relationship between urban flora and architecture. Through abstract forms and natural motifs, they invite viewers to reflect on nature's intertwined existence within cities. Instead of adhering to traditional scientific documentation, the exhibition evokes the cyclical processes of life, utilizing various materials including oil paints and embroidery crafted by their mother, Sima Bahramghanad. This work emphasizes the need for contemplation amidst a landscape dominated by urgency and extinction.
In a moment of history where multiple species face extinction, artists explore urban flora's intertwining with architecture to provoke thought amidst inaction.
Artists Saman and Sasan Oskouei challenge traditional taxonomy with works depicting nature's integration into urban life, evoking the cyclical rhythms of existence.
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