Contemporary award-winning artist exhibition
Evolution: Noumenon to Phenomenon.
An illustration of the infinite process of change and transformation
Founders Hall Art Gallery, Soka University
1 University Drive, Aliso Viejo, Ca 92656
Aliso Viejo, CA – January 7, 2020, / – Interdisciplinary artist Farr Ligvani will debut his latest show, Evolution: Noumenon to Phenomenon. His featured works will expand upon the fundamentals of change and transformation, as well as transitions between ideation, development, resistance, and amalgamation of what becomes our reality. This collection will depict the progression, expansion, and evolution of obstacles through 2-dimensional codes representative of concepts, into a tangible 3-dimensional form, representative of physical creation.
The solo exhibition will run from January 16 to May 4, 2020 at the Founders Hall Art Gallery at Soka University, with an opening reception on January 23rd from 5:30pm-9:00pm.
For the past several decades, Ligvani has been seeking to identify the common principles and phenomena that exist in the structure of all creation. The evolution series expands upon his previous installation entitled “Obstacleism” that described the way in which obstacles are the benevolent impediments without which life would not exist.
About the Artist - Farr Ligvani is a Los Angeles-based artist born in Iran. He attended Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-arc) and the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in industrial design with a minor in graphic design in 1983. His innovative work has won many high profile awards including the JVC Award and Boeing/Fairchild Competition. Ligvani’s work is heavily influenced by not only his formal education in architecture and industrial design, but also on his individual explorations of Eastern worldview and Western psychology and philosophy.
Contact Information: An online gallery of Ligvani’s work is available at www.farrligvani.com. To request an interview with Farr Ligvani, or for more information about the exhibit, email farrligvanistudio@gmail.com