Narjes Mohammadi 
I curated a group show at Shafagh Gallery in Tehran. It was held in regarding of the International Children’s Day. I invited 20 Iranian illustrators to do an illustration based on Sohrab Sepehri’s poems ( He was one of the best Iranian poets). This exhibition held in the international children’s day.
This exhibition included illustrations, digital paintings and prints which were rejected by some art-directors while admitted by others.
This international group show was held at Farzad gallery in Mashhad, Iran, in 2016. 30 artists from Italy, Spain, Germany, The UK and Iran participated in this event. It was curated by Narjes Mohammadi.
In 2014, I run a group illustration show in Baku, Azerbaijan.
There is a festival in Icheri Shehr, Baku in regarding of Nowruz. ٍEvery year curators and artists in different fields are invited to present handicrafts and artworks on the theme of Nowruz.
In 2014, I was invited by the embassy of Iran in Azerbaijan to curate a group illustration show. In this collection, I tried to collect a wide range of artworks in different styles and subjects related to Nowruz.
I believe we are partly described by things around us. There are many vases in the world, but we select one which links to our memories, emotions and sometimes views to the world. Objects are alive and breathe. They can talk about us. They are connected with our past, present and future.
In this collection, I want to show some of my important objects at my home. They are simple but so important for me. They are part of me.
Illustration for an Italian magazine named Pan de Molde fanzine. I was invited by to do a frame by the theme of {Childhood}. This illustration comes from my memories when I spent long hours outside of the home to play and discover new things. I imagined myself as an adventure who searches in garden to find a treasure.
In this frame I mixed traditional and digital techniques. It was published in 2015.
An illustration for a Spanish magazine named Fleet People. I was asked by the art director Idoia Campo to do an illustration about the quality of men and women at work. Iria Marañón was the author of this article.
