Miswoven" Carpets
Size 20x20 inches
still images
In carpet weaving, a "miswoven" knot disrupts the pattern, often reflecting the weaver’s emotions—joy, grief, or love and happiness. These imperfections carry deeper meaning, making miswoven carpets more valuable than flawless ones. My collection,” Miswoven carpets “ celebrates the resilience and solidarity of women. Each miswoven piece tells a story, honoring the emotional bonds and shared experiences woven into every knot. These carpets are not mistakes; they are testaments to life’s imperfect beauty.
Size 20x20 inches
still images
In carpet weaving, a "miswoven" knot disrupts the pattern, often reflecting the weaver’s emotions—joy, grief, or love and happiness. These imperfections carry deeper meaning, making miswoven carpets more valuable than flawless ones. My collection,” Miswoven carpets “ celebrates the resilience and solidarity of women. Each miswoven piece tells a story, honoring the emotional bonds and shared experiences woven into every knot. These carpets are not mistakes; they are testaments to life’s imperfect beauty.
Size 20x20 inches
still images
In carpet weaving, a "miswoven" knot disrupts the pattern, often reflecting the weaver’s emotions—joy, grief, or love and happiness. These imperfections carry deeper meaning, making miswoven carpets more valuable than flawless ones. My collection,” Miswoven carpets “ celebrates the resilience and solidarity of women. Each miswoven piece tells a story, honoring the emotional bonds and shared experiences woven into every knot. These carpets are not mistakes; they are testaments to life’s imperfect beauty.
Maggie Parvaneh is A Dallas based artist whose work addresses dialogues between gender and society, tradition and modernism. As a feminist artist, she is concerned about women’s issues, includes women's emotions, rights and faith. Her inspirations Are Emerged By Reality And Abstraction, Iranian Miniature, Poem And Sculptures.
Maggie has been actively involved in making art and exhibiting her works in galleries.
Maggie works across Photography, Video and Installation. She started her career as a photojournalist in Iran, with over 20 years of experience, her projects range from documentary to fine Arts. Throughout her years working as a documentarian, she became a skilled storyteller, using both still and moving images and has been featured in many international media platforms.
She holds a bachelor of Fine Arts in photography from Art And Architecture University In Tehran. She received her MFA In Photography, Video and Related Media from School Of Visual Arts. Her Work Has Been Exhibited In U.S., Europe And Middle East.
