Noel XVIII # 3715 by Sia Aryai (2012)

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Description My vision as an artist is no longer about perfect set up to make a great photograph is about emotion which I bring to life.By taking colors & patterns from nature when I over lay photographs of trees, papers & rusted metals, My overall goal is to create a peaceful art to help turning our home in to a sanctuary.

Sia Aryai, los angeles
Member Since November 2012
Artist Statement Born in Tehran, Iran, Sia Aryai displayed an interest in art from early childhood. Finding himself in a stringent cultural environment, Aryai secretly sketched female figures from smuggled foreign magazines. In the mid 70's, Aryai left Iran for England where he received his formal education and was free to pursue his artistic passions. Later he ventured on to the United States where in the mid 80's he immersed himself in the medium of photography. This gave him the perfect means and medium to capture the essence and the beauty of women through his own unique vision, approach, and style.
"Sia Aryai's artwork captures the sensual delicacy of the feminine mystique combined with a rough course embellishment suggestive of Ancient Persia and modern day women, transcending time and place, in a subconscious space that attracts and affects us all."
Sia is also credited with producing artistic product renderings for such major companies as Nike, Kraft, and Adidas. His images have also appeared as key set decorations in major motion pictures.
“We who love the magic of photographs are compelled to own and display photographs- photographs that somehow stop us, linger with us, emote feelings unique in our daily lives, and demand that we thank the artist. When I saw Sia Aryai’s work at the VIVA gallery, I experienced many of these feelings.” says Gil Garcetti.
Sia Aryai's images speak universally and have garnered both national and international acclaim. His art works have shown in galleries and museums throughout the United States.
Awards:
Black & white spider ward, London, England 2012
Subagh Khalsa Winkelstern Award at the 49th Chautauqua Nat. Exhibit of American Art, July 2006, in New York.
Merit Award at Rosenthal Gallery, Fayetteville State University Nat. Competition, March 2007, North Carolina.
Benefactor Award at the Nicolet College National Competition, July 2007, Rhinelander, Wisconsin.
The Merit Award at the Minot State University National Competition, Aug 2007, North Dakota.