The Tradition of Miniature Painting

Featuring renowned experts and artists, we will delve into the history, techniques, and cultural significance of miniature painting across diverse traditions. From the exquisite brushwork to the symbolic narratives, this event offers a deep dive into how this meticulous art form has evolved over centuries and continues to inspire contemporary creators. Whether you’re an art lover, historian, or simply curious, you'll uncover the beauty and complexity that make miniature painting a timeless artistic tradition.

About Farzaneh EbadiFard

Farzaneh EbadiFard is a Persian painter based in Germany, Her work inspired by traditional Persian miniature art. Farzaneh holds a degree in chemical engineering (2006) and later pursued Persian miniature art(2008), earning her MA degree in art history and international art (2016).

showcased in three solo exhibitions in Tehran and 2 exhibitions in Hannover, and since 2013, she has been teaching Persian miniature through online and offline courses, she inspires enthusiasts from other cultures. Through her art, Farzaneh aims to represent the glory of Persian art and bridge the past with the present.

About Munise Emetullah Akhtar

Munise Emetullah Akhtar is a North London-born artist with Turkish Cypriot heritage, now residing in Mid-Wales. Her work is a vibrant exploration of traditional Islamic art forms, including gold illumination, biomorphic patterns, and Persian miniature painting. Munise skillfully blends ancient techniques with contemporary perspectives, creating pieces that resonate with both history and modernity.

Her artistic journey is deeply influenced by her experience of growing up between cultures, extensive travels across Far-East Asia, and a profound commitment to exploring her cultural roots.