"Kamrooz Aram's collages, Variations on Glazed Bricks, illustrate the ambiguous relationship between structural and decorative elements in art, emphasizing their interdependence."
"The collages are composed of various materials that border one another, challenging the notion of clear demarcation and highlighting the influence of surrounding elements."
"By incorporating a found image of glazed bricks from an ancient Iranian palace, Aram connects his work to historical contexts while questioning traditional classifications."
"Aram's multimedia practice aims to disrupt the habits of classification that often render aesthetic judgment superficial, inviting deeper engagement with the artwork."
Kamrooz Aram's collages, Variations on Glazed Bricks, highlight the dual role of bricks as both structural and decorative elements. These works, made from cut book pages, colored pencil, and oil paint, explore the interdependence of their components. Each collage incorporates a found image of glazed bricks from an ancient Iranian palace, emphasizing the connection between art and architecture. Aram's practice disrupts conventional aesthetic judgments by blurring boundaries and integrating external influences, including critical discourse and surrounding environments.
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