The campaign for human rights in Iran has gone visual with a fresh exhibit in Los Angeles which explores the lives of marginalized Iranians. The exhibit is product of war photographer and artist Serge Hamad, who wants to employ his employment to aid global human rights efforts, and the opening will feature a presentation from a member of the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran (ICHRI).Serge Hamad is supporting the cause of Iranians by voluntarily donating all of the proceeds from his exhibit to the ICHRI. The employment in the exhibit is a combination of photography and graphic images to explore social persecution, marginalization and censorship in modern Iran. Many of those affected are women, filmmakers and sexual minorities. An additional part of the exhibit is an installation called “Capture a Stand” which allows attendees to be part of a locate of portraits that will be used to constitute compilations that comprehend prominent Iranian and international figures. They can then acquire customized prints of their own compilation.Glance at More…
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