Studio / Street

An empty house, a suitcase, the evening light on the wall, and the silence that settles in after migration. In this short documentary, Rozita Nosrati speaks about the path that has shaped her paintings, from the days when she painted among passersby on Keshavarz Boulevard in Tehran to the years she spent living in Oman, where those intimate conversations gradually gave way to silence and solitude. She reflects on working in nature and on the street, choosing moments that cannot be captured by a camera, and the experience of migration that transformed the way she sees. Empty houses, light, memory, and things that have been lost became central subjects in her paintings. Rozita Nosrati is a prominent painter of Iran’s mid-career generation. In recent years, her work has attracted growing attention from collectors and contemporary art audiences, and her professional trajectory continues to expand with strength. If you would like to discover the story behind these quiet paintings, watch this video.