Jamaleddin Toomajnia

Joined Artfinder: Dec. 2016

Artworks for sale: 577

(73)

Turkey

About Jamaleddin Toomajnia

 
 
  • Biography
    I am Jamaleddin Toomajnia. Toomaj is a name of a Turkmen tribe. I was born in 1981 in Gonbade Kavoos in Iran, one of three cities called Turkmen Sahra. My paintings are inspiring my life as a Turk-men in Iran. We live in contradictory life in Iran today between tradition and modernity Turk-men people as Sunni Muslims have their own traditions and own unique clothes, they have symbolic carpet patterns and embroideries.  A hundred years ago Turk-men people lived in a nomadic way in their bowers named ‘Oy.' Nowadays they are living in Turkmenistan and two big cities in Iran, Gonbade Kavoos and Bandar Torkaman. They have their own rituals and their ideas about the world. In fact, maybe I am tired of this paradoxical world and in my research in painting, I want to escape from some aspects of the traditional world that cause restricted thoughts.  In my works, I try to show my paradoxical view of the world that it came from my complicated society.
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  • Education

    2013 - present

    Istanbul Technical University

    2001 - present

    Faculty of Fine Arts, Tehran University

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Education

2013 - present

Istanbul Technical University

2001 - present

Faculty of Fine Arts, Tehran University


There are no upcoming events


 

Biography

I am Jamaleddin Toomajnia. Toomaj is a name of a Turkmen tribe. I was born in 1981 in Gonbade Kavoos in Iran, one of three cities called Turkmen Sahra. My paintings are inspiring my life as a Turk-men in Iran. We live in contradictory life in Iran today between tradition and modernity Turk-men people as Sunni Muslims have their own traditions and own unique clothes, they have symbolic carpet patterns and embroideries.  A hundred years ago Turk-men people lived in a nomadic way in their bowers named ‘Oy.' Nowadays they are living in Turkmenistan and two big cities in Iran, Gonbade Kavoos and Bandar Torkaman. They have their own rituals and their ideas about the world. In fact, maybe I am tired of this paradoxical world and in my research in painting, I want to escape from some aspects of the traditional world that cause restricted thoughts.  In my works, I try to show my paradoxical view of the world that it came from my complicated society.