Release of the video “Intertwined Forms | The Moment Form Takes Shape”

The video Intertwined Forms | The Moment Form Takes Shape, focusing on the paintings and working process of Alireza Jahromi, has been released. The film offers a close look into the artist’s visual world and examines a crucial stage of his practice in which the overall form takes shape before being transferred onto the canvas—a phase that plays a decisive role in constructing the image and organizing visual relationships.

In this video, Jahromi discusses layering, transparency, and the passage of forms through one another—an approach that allows multiple images to be seen simultaneously and their relationships to be examined. Through this method, the image develops gradually and dynamically, with meaning emerging through the coexistence, erasure, and reconfiguration of forms.

The film also addresses the influence of sound and music, particularly opera, on Jahromi’s paintings, showing how qualities such as passage, transparency, and simultaneity—experienced in sound—are translated into his visual language. Alongside these themes, the artist’s experience of censorship, limitation, and freedom is presented as part of the broader context shaping his work.

Intertwined Forms traces a visual language that continues and evolves across Alireza Jahromi’s different bodies of work—a language grounded in layering, the fluidity of form, and the instability of the image. The video provides viewers with an opportunity to engage closely with the logic of image-making and the artist’s way of thinking through form and the painting process.

The video is produced by Doost Motion, and the full version is now available through the link provided on the gallery’s website.