Light and Nobility (2020) 摄影 由 Sadeq Ghlichli
The horse, often regarded as a symbol of nobility and beauty, holds a significant and deeply rooted place among the most iconic and noble domestic animals in the mythology of ancient Persia. The ancient Iranians, much like they prayed to Ahura Mazda for blessings upon themselves and their families, also sought strength and vigor for their horses. In the Avesta, horses are mentioned as one of the most favored animals, and even instructions for their care and well-being are provided, reflecting the purity, nobility, and importance that this animal held in Persian culture.
"Light and Nobility" is inherently an artist’s tribute to his grandfather and his white mare, a distant yet vivid recollection. The halos and images in the artist’s mind evoke childhood memories and remain the sole enduring connection to his grandfather.
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Sadegh Ghelich Li
Photographer and Graphic Designer
Born in 1985, Gonbad-e Kavus, Iran
Sadegh Gholich Li is a distinguished artist in the fields of photography and graphic design, with over two decades of experience. His remarkable works have been showcased in numerous national and international exhibitions. Sadegh earned his diploma in photography and videography in 2002 from Gonbad-e Kavus and pursued further education in graphic design, obtaining an associate's degree from Mashhad (2006), a bachelor's degree from Babol (2010), and a master’s degree in art research from Aliabad Katul (2018).
Since 2018, he has been the CEO of the Gonbad-e Kavus Photographers Association. In 2022, he became a member of the Iranian Photographers Association, solidifying his place as a prominent figure in the photography scene.
His accolades include first place in the Provincial Quran and Etrat Photography Festival (2016), first place in the International Ashura Vision Photography Festival (2017), and second place in the National Photography Festival "Jalveh Khorshid" (Tehran). Additionally, he has conducted over 145 photo critique sessions and led specialized photography workshops, sharing his expertise with aspiring photographers.
