This gallery presents a selection of paintings from Farasoot, a body of work created by my brother using marker-based techniques.

His paintings have become an important visual source within the world of Pegah Kazemi Room. I often return to their shapes, colours, characters and imagined landscapes when developing textiles, garments, objects and spatial ideas.

Alongside these physical works, I also experiment with AI-generated imagery inspired by the same visual world — exploring how elements from the paintings might shift into new forms, environments and narratives.

For me, these works are not simply references. They are part of an ongoing visual conversation, where a painting may later become a textile, an object, a character or an entire space.

The works shown here are currently presented as part of the archive and are not available for sale. In the future, selected works may also be presented through exhibitions and other curated projects.

TEXTILE WORKS INSPIRED BY FARASOOT

These textile works were created in response to the paintings of Farasoot. Elements from the paintings were reinterpreted through cutting, layering and stitching to form new textile compositions.