At_matine.base.eth (barsam)

This piece is a sculptural poem—a three-dimensional text collage composed of printed materials and orange labels mounted on a cubic base—featuring a scale model of the POIDH symbol as its focal point, accompanied by the verse "Live the light, Love the night." @kenny

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Turro was one of those artists that made me stop for a second. I really like how his work feels like a moment from a story, rather than just a scene. This piece especially caught me — the person standing there in the blue jacket, the quiet landscape, and those two butterflies around him. There’s something a little mysterious about it. I keep wondering what happened before this moment, and what comes next. That quiet, cinematic feeling is probably what I like most about Turro’s work. 🖤 https://kismet.art/artwork/0xafe919cc3db7633f82d5ecf21d3d79c7cbcd4637/2

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Qajar-era banknotes were more than just pieces of paper; they carried the breath of history. With elegant calligraphy, royal seals, and stories passed from hand to hand, each note carried a fragment of old Iran within it.

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Dreams are the reason we wake up in the morning. The reason why we get up even after a thousand failures. If you have a dream, be proud of it. It is this dream that makes you different, it is this dream that creates your path. Life without dreams is like a sky without stars.

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