Mehrdad Mohebali Information

Mehrdad Mohebali (born January 22, 1960) is a contemporary Iranian painter. Childhood and education: He was born in Shemiran, Tehran, to a family of knowledge and culture. His father was an accountant and his mother a housewife, and at the age of six, Mehrdad was sent to the painting class of Master Ali Ishraqi by his parents, who understood his interest in painting. After elementary and middle school, he entered Mortazavi Borazjani Comprehensive High School and studied architecture and experimental sciences at the same time. Then he entered the National University by participating in the experimental entrance exam and studied mining, but at the same time with the Cultural Revolution and the closure of the universities, he turned to art again, and with the reopening of the universities, he changed his major and finally in painting. He graduated from the University of Tehran. Professional activities Mehrdad Moheb Ali has been earning money through art since high school, and he has been designing and selling his paintings by holding a class. These activities expanded during his student days to hold his first solo exhibition in در in the Green Gallery. Since then, he has had numerous domestic and foreign exhibitions with a realistic tendency but with a different visual expression. The theme of most of his works is the irrelevance of people and historical confusion. In his works, he places historical figures and politicians alongside ordinary people, but in the same circumstances, and considers his tendency to be realistic. personal life She married Ramak Farrokhjasteh in 1994 and the result of this marriage is a son named Mani. Solo exhibitions • University of Tehran Gallery, Tehran, 1990 • Green Gallery, Tehran 1991 • Golestan Gallery, Tehran 1992 • Golestan Gallery, Tehran 1993 • Golestan Gallery, Tehran, 1995 • Berg Gallery, Tehran, 2000 • Berg Gallery, Tehran 2001 • Laleh Gallery, Tehran, 2002 • Laleh Gallery, Tehran, 2003 • “Mr. Aram”, Etemad Gallery, Dubai 2012 • “Mr. Politician”, Tehran 1392 • “Mr. Matie or Mr. Passive”, Etemad Gallery, Tehran 1394 • “Transformation”, Etemad Gallery, Tehran, 2014