Soozan Shahabi
Bio
Soozan Shahabi is a visual artist from Tehran, Iran. She was born in 1985. She has been painting since the age of 16. Since 2012 Shahabi has focused on producing erotic art. Shahabi's first international art exhibition took place in New York in 2013.
(All information from Soozan Shahabi's website)
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Image Descriptions
"Solid" Description: This work was painted in grayscale. The background is a dark black. The bottom third of the piece features an organic, grey shape. It is unclear what the shape represents, but it looks like the top of someone's shoulder blades to the nape of their neck. In the center of the shape is an oblong shape painted to look like a swatch of black lace. The lace is symmetrical and features bold flowers. In the center of the lace oblong is a smaller oblong shape where the lace does not cover.
"Bridal" Description: This colorful work features the bottom halfs of two figures. In the center is a figure with one pastel pink leg and one pastel yellow leg. The figure is naked accept for what appears to be white underwear and white high heeled shoes. The figure's feet float above the bottom of the image and their torso extends to the top of the frame. The artist uses faint lines to depict muscles on the legs. Behind this figure and slightly to the right is another figure. This figure is solid dark blue and extends out of the frame both at the top and the bottom. Along the figure's inner right thigh and to the right of it's ankle are organic pale yellow shapes. The image is divided into five sections of solid colors around the figures. From left to right the sections are light grey, pale yellow, light grey, light blue, and pink. The colors appear to be in the backdrop of the image with the exception of the light blue which seems to transparently lay over the right side of the blue figure.
"Brute" Description: "Brute" is another of Shahabi's grayscale paintings. Centered in the frame is a solid black silhouette of the profile of a person's head and shoulders. The figure looks to the right side of the artwok. The bottom of the silhouette is cut organically and the figure floats above the bottom of the artwork. The left shoulder of the figure is replaced with two brushstrokes that continue out from the neck. Atop the head of the silhouette are eight breasts.