Mehran Yazdi, a digital modernist painter in 21’st century

tradigital, contemporary painting, new media art, digital modernism

Posted on: 6 September 2017

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Mehran Yazdi is an international artist from Iran, who is presenting himself as a digital modernist painter in 21’st century. He is active both on the local and international level and already had some exhibitions in Mashhad.

He has been working on abstract digital paintings for more than 10 years and presents a variety of quality artworks of digital art, showing his experiences in making pictures by computer. His works are all untitled, represented in a JPEG file.

 

His keywords: tradigital, contemporary painting, new media art, digital modernism. The video below shows his recent work.

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