'Trees from Homay and Homayoun' Achieves Record 20.9B IRR
Rezvan Sadeghzadeh's masterpiece from the Homay and Homayoun series realized 20,900,000,000 IRR ($34,833 USD) at the Tehran Contemporary Auction, marking his highest recorded public sale.
A luminous interplay of layered pigment, tactile oils, and evocative estuaries inspired by heritage coasts and quiet introspection.
. This contemporary painter was born in a village called Shiran in Ardabil. After completing his secondary education, he was admitted to the Isfahan University of Art in 1984 and received a bachelor’s degree in painting from the university
student at the University of Art in Tehran. He also completed his graduate studies at the same institution, at the Faculty of Decorative Arts. During this period, he studied under artists and professors including Mehdi Hosseini, Javad Hamidi, and Mohammad-Ebrahim Jafari. He received his doctoral degree in 2018.
34+
Years of Practice
18
Solo Exhibitions
420+
Private Collections
Experience the contrasting dialogues of the atelier: raw kinetic impasto textures alongside delicate meditative sumi washes on handmade washi.
Oil, venetian resin, and mineral pigment on raw Belgian linen
Japanese sumi ink and natural indigo wash on handmade washi
Recent auction sales records, museum acquisitions, exhibition highlights, and studio announcements.
Rezvan Sadeghzadeh's masterpiece from the Homay and Homayoun series realized 20,900,000,000 IRR ($34,833 USD) at the Tehran Contemporary Auction, marking his highest recorded public sale.
Economic analytics record a stellar 93.75% sell-through rate with an average value growth of +72.16% across major auction house appearances including Tehran Auction and international sales.
Tracing over three decades of practice, recipient of the London 'My Country' Prize and Far Eastern Dao/Zen aesthetic pioneer prepares for new retrospective surveys across international venues.
Exclusive invitations for collectors, museum patrons, and visiting fellows.
August 21, 2026
Tehran Gallery Circuit
Sadeghzadeh's new solo exhibition presenting contemplative figures and textured architectural brick walls inspired by Eastern philosophy and Iranian miniature traditions.
August 21, 2026
Contemporary Salon Space
Curatorial showcase featuring intimate, small-scale works on canvas exploring subtle color nuances, meditative silence, and personal introspection.
July 17, 2026
Museum of Contemporary Art
Major group survey curating pivotal contemporary Iranian masters, tracing decades of dialogue between Far Eastern Zen aesthetics and Persian architectural geometry.