Ali Banisadr's Impassioned Landscapes | Brilliant Ideas Ep. 24
Born in 1976 in Tehran, Ali Banisadr moved to America when he was a child. His works are influenced by his experiences as a refugee from the Iran-Iraq war and his approach to abstraction mixes memory, nostalgia and violence. He is best known for his large, lush, highly intricate paintings featuring fantastical landscapes reminiscent of stained glass. Ali experiences synaesthesia, a condition which shapes his perception of the world, and a dimension of his work.
His work can be seen in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Museum der Moderna in Salzburg, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles and the British Museum.
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His story is a great example of something amazing coming from something bad. Wishing him all the best. His work is exceptional!
As a painter myself I find his work absolutely inspiring! Pure genius.
Not only the paintings, but the soul of this artist is interesting to me. Looking at his paintings, I see images and beings behind brush strokes. They encourage the mind to imagine, and what you imagine surprises you. Few of Mark Tobey's creations, also, have the same effect on the observer. When I first looked at Mark Tobey's drawing entitled the New Day, I was overwhelmed with the images and hidden stories that were revealing themselves. ...... paintings with tangible souls. Ali, you are a kindred spirit.
I am glad to learn about this artist. What as interesting combination of experience, style, technique, and color! It's fascinating how he is using his neurological condition to "listen to" his paintings.
@terrywbreedlove
6 жыл бұрын
Safoora Yousefi really incredible
I have no words, it's just breath taking!!
"These colors exist in nature, and in your imagination, so why can't they be painted?" Wonderful statement. There are only limitations if you subscribe to them.
@Art_Travel_and_Hobbys
3 жыл бұрын
So true...👍🏿
Thank you!🙂
Wow watched this over n over n I could still look at n watch a painting of his for ever so brilliantly coloured just like real life!!! :)):)):)).
How interesting how his vision and hearing come together to produce such amazing art. "They are finished when they are quiet". I can't imagine. I loved listening to him talking about how he views what is around him. His work is beautiful and fascinating. I personally love his use of color, it seems almost necessary.
His works more than amazing, I keep looking at his painting to understand and I am keeping to search for his arts
It’s amazing how much movement and spatial depth he creates in one painting. It kind of reminds me of looking at Avant-garde music scores as well.
Loved the very end when he talks about his use of color. I often feel like I shouldn't use too many colors because it puts people off, but that's what's so friggin' fantastic about art. Sometimes it's meant to make a certain type of person uncomfortable.
This young artist is brilliant indeed.
He's truly a great artist.
Beautifully painted amazingly felt!:)):)):)).
MAGNIFICENT & BRILLIANT! We Are Proud of You! & We Are Proud To Be Iranians from the Land of Aryans, Zoroaster, Buddha & The Heart Chakra of The Earth. ✨🌹🌹🔥🔥🙏🔥🔥🌹🌹✨
wow, these paintings took my breath away...the heaviness to the ether
His studio is so neat, I'm jealous.
@billykobilca6321
6 жыл бұрын
Lynn Early I know ...right
...This young man is an example of what is a true artist....feeling, intelligence and work.
I really love his work.
Love these series! Please keep them coming!
Simply wonderful!
What a nice and inspiring artist. I loved his way of drawing charcoal images drawn from his Big paintings and a very organised studio too
wow, thank you for this wonderful video. The colors are so beautiful n feels like shades of innumerable emotions n feelings. I am amazed. It is an expression, coping skill, extremely therapeutic n supports catherisis and leads towards hope to who resonate... this is my personal feeling. Could not move without leaving a note. Thanks again.
absolutely amazing this man is a genius.
The black water painting really caught me!
I have often wondered at those who can look at a work of art (of any kind) for a very long time. I will look, then look away, then look again, look away, feel the energy (or not) flowing out at me, then move on to the next. I think with his work I really could stand there and look and look and look and let it flow over me like music. I understand what he says when he talks about music coming from the art.
Hey Bloomberg, thanks for this series!
Incredible instincts for the imaginary! Bravo!
His thought process based on experience,sound, sight and combined senses, his painting melding these intangible senses to tangible composition, design by history, war, human expression, thinking is the key by extension of the hand.
amazing Art
Really fascinating art. My body feels very good after wathing the video.
Very nice painting style!
Wow ! He is awesome
This guy is really awesome, he sits above so many
it's nice to find other artists with synithsesia
I love his color palette!!!
Breathtaking and refreshing
10:35, the world's neatest work space ever. :)) thank you to bloomberg for introducing me to mr. banisadr! wonderful video of brilliant artist. and a brooklyn man. yay.
His way of his way ! beautiful .
Excellent! It is dark but I have nightmares like this...........very creative and honest!!!!!!!!!!!!
eine hervorragende Arbeit. sehr interessant
exceptional talent. very otherworldly , magical ., the beauty in the pain
Su obra es impresionante,una maravilla,Es un gran artista para mi.
I found this very interesting. I’m mot so keen on his paintings but once I understood the background i could appreciate them. I liked the b&w drawings very much and resonated with the artist’s way of relating to his environment, the way he gathered aspects of it and added depth to his busy works by including them here and there.
Absolutely brilliant artist.
wow, new fav!
Amazing.
Very cool that music is his driving force to get him inspired... I can definitely relate to that type of union
very beautiful
Impressive work
Brilhante! Finalmente, um fôlego de algo novo, algo belo e original no mundo das artes... Essa cinestesia é o que torna suas telas tão vivas !!! O hipnotizante caos reflete a sensação do mundo e do momento no qual vivemos... É como se esse lindo e talentoso jovem, trouxesse Bosch ao presente ... Encantada com seu trabalho ! Acabo de conhecer o canal... Muito obrigada !!!
Wish I could afford some of this dudes art! I watched this 24 min video for 2.5hrs.
@patriciabrickell4005
7 жыл бұрын
Great talent thanks
@Guayabero1977
7 жыл бұрын
That is no excuse. There are literally tons of struggling very talented artists out there with very impressive works, just as impressive as this artists.
@leonaryder7439
7 жыл бұрын
Sailing Gauguin um. No. Been done before...... Look at who they compare him too..... He's just taking what they do and making it his own.. Same thing they did.....
Genius!
My pleasure to see you .... great work
The dynamic scrapnal of war...so complex and profound.
fantastic
Woah beautiful paintings
Fantastic I have nerver seen anything like it before.
Great work
love it !!
Just like his art, it's invoking!!
Nice guy, I like his work.
Bravo! Proud of my Persian bro!
beautiful
Gorgeous work. Brilliant artist. Makes me wish I could develop synesthesia. I wouldn't try to steal his style, (I have my own) but I will definitely study his color-mixing combinations because they are supremely beautiful; especially the purples, blues, and greens.
Brilliant.
Good we need more videos like this
Very nice.
Yes!
Wow, amazing, very cute man
Excelente artist !!!
Amazing, I feel woken up to new realities, the movement, choreography embraces, thank you! Just subscribed.
“Writing about art is like dancing about architecture” This video takes this quote to a whole new level... A painting is not music or sound- fight me.
Terrific
awesome art! also reminds me of mark ruffalo
Nice Work. Bosh is something else.
sensacional :)
the sound of his voice intriguing
Intrigante!!! 💥
His mum is a beautiful looking woman
nice :-)
it's a shame that these videos are not captioned, for us deaf and hard of hearing, people.
@lblack1961
6 жыл бұрын
Wow,...they really should be captioned!
@orphansparrow2
5 жыл бұрын
It is for me. I wonder if they changed that since you said something sometime ago?
@DMS198526
4 жыл бұрын
Dude they are, hit the CC button. Hope that helps
@daikayll1897
4 жыл бұрын
Why bother. Its just money making waffle.
Wow! Amazing artist
I liked the music he listened to in the video. Can you write the reference? And very interesting to see and hear the ways he took inspiration from art, imagination, surroundings and reality - noicy and beautifull and intense
which artist are they talking about from 4:26 ?
"hey, i love your garden!" "GET THE FUCKOUTATHERE!"
I have synesthesia also. I haven't heard anyone complain over having it. To me, I see every letter and number as having colour personality and a gender. It enriches people if anything. It's a strong association between colour and shape.
i'm so 2020 Artist & You get me Now.
its very beautiful panting and style . can you plz upload it in Hindi....
His paintings seem alive
How much is his work? They are extraordinary!!!!
l love them
He is artist.
I will meet him some day
His mother is stunning
how can i get this music 0:32 ? please help
All art aspires toward the condition of music! -Walter pater
Wow
As an artist that as well is influenced by war, in school for my BFA, and trying to bring airbrushing back to the fine art world instead of helmets and cars, I can only dream of being in the MET someday.
@lobsterbobable
7 жыл бұрын
How is this about you?
@notlimey
7 жыл бұрын
inspiration I suppose.
@Yanaschaf
5 жыл бұрын
'Bring back'? It's already there. You're just using it - you're bringing it nowhere.