A haunting reflection on dawn, terror, and hope. For the Sun After the Long Nights draws from the Persian proverb Payan-e shab-e siah sepid ast—the belief that light inevitably follows the darkest night—while confronting the tragedy of morning executions during the uprising. The title echoes the historic mournful plea, Makon ey sobh toloo' ("Oh morning, do not rise"), capturing a moment where dawn brings both grief for lives stolen before sunrise and the lingering promise of ultimate renewal.
Dimensions: 15 * 23 cm
Medium: Original Acrylic on Paper
Framing: Mounted with a white passe-partout in a 30 * 40 cm light natural wood frame.
Authentication: Signed by Maryam Dastgerdi in the lower-right front corner. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity, on demand.
