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| == methods : == | | *'''About:''' |
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| | Sara Fattahi is a 25-year-old visual artist who specializes in photography and filmmaking, based in Rotterdam, Netherlands. She was born in Tehran, Iran in 1996 and completed her bachelor's studies in photography at the Central Branch of the Islamic Azad University of Tehran. Currently, she is pursuing a master's degree in "Media Design: Lens-Based" at Piet Zwart Institute. |
| | Sara's projects heavily focus on social justice, activism, and feminism. Her documentaries and photography are not only visually compelling but also carry significant meaning and impact. She is a visionary who is always seeking to push the boundaries of storytelling and explore new methods of self-expression. This is why she is currently working on an abstract project that differs from her previous works. Recently, she completed her first short film entitled "Silence." |
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| | My [https://sarafattahi.myportfolio.com/ WEBSITE] |
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| | = projects = |
| | * [[women.life.freedom]] |
| | * [[nude self-portraits]] |
| | * [[Ambiguity]] |
| | * [[youtube series]] |
| | * [[Nan'sWorkshop]] |
| | * [[Sabin'sWorkshop]] |
| | * [[TheEYEfilm]] |
| | * [[Res'sWorkshop]] |
| | * [[UnderGroundCity]] |
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| | = Methods year 1 = |
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| | *[[Reading, writing sara|Reading and writing]] |
| | *[[Thematic seminar : COMPLICATING THE SUBJECT]] |
| | *[[Thematic seminar : Writing Through Editing]] |
| | *[[Thematic seminar : A history of hand-made films]] |
| | *[[Thematic seminar : Is it possible to talk about power and violence without showing their depictions?]] |
| | *[[Thematic seminar : Do-It-Yourself Film Workshop with Esther Urlus in the filmwerkplaats in WORM]] |
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| | = GRS = |
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| | *[[GRS : Session 1]] |
| | *[[GRS : Session 2]] |
| | *[[GRS : Session 3]] |
| | *[[GRS Draft Proposal (Sara) | Sara's proposal]] |
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| | = reading list = |
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| | The craftsman - Richard Sannett |
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| | The Promise of Happiness - Sara Ahmed |
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| | The Driving Bell and The Butterfly - Julian Schnabel - 2007 |
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| | The Blue Umbrella - Saschka Unseld - 2013 - Short Film |
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| | How Tasty Was My Little Freshman - 1997 - Nelson Pereira |
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| | Circumstance - Maryam Keshavarz - 2011 |
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| | Looking For Horses - Stefan Pavlovic - 2021 - Documentary |
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| '''stage one'''
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| My practice is shooting nude self-portraits and nude photography of others on digital. It’s mostly in black and white, but i do color depending on what i want to express at the moment. The sexual parts of the body are hidden in the pictures, and the light is always natural light. I often use other elements that describe my personality; for example, i used my black huddy in the project's main picture to hint to the viewers that it’s me in the picture but also to hide my face. It describes the feelings and expressions that have been hidden for so long in the young woman’s life (me), and it tries to stimulate the curiosity in the audience. It is/has been a long-life project, so it doesn’t have a certain edition, and it is getting bigger every day. It started in my bedroom back when i was in my country and expanded to an actual project. It focuses on human gestures’ expression of feelings in different forms and shapes. The environment of the pictures is always my own safe place, whether it is my bedroom or my house, because i feel my true self in those places.
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| I am fascinated with how much you can express with body language, and for me, that is the same in nude photography. My body's abilities allow me to express whatever i’m feeling in shapes and forms. I started this first to stimulate my audience’s curiosity. I believe curiosity is a very strong feeling that makes everybody put the effort into everything. i always felt that i was unnormal and nobody could understand me.I wanted my audiences to spend the effort to understand my pictures and others who tried to understand me. Secondly, to try to tell a little bit of my story, which was hiding for so many years, in my photos. Expressing myself through the gestures of the body made me this way of communication with others. Capturing a very raw material without distractions in a very clever way that forces the audience to put effort into understanding it, is satisfying for me. Meanwhile, i wanted my pictures to look beautiful. I couldn’t understand how other artists found that hard line between being sexual and being sensual, and that was where my search around it began. Eventually, i learned how to do it in my pictures and make beautiful photos.
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| I mask the provocative parts of the human body to prevent making any sexual desire firstly. secondly, as mentioned before, to stimulate curiosity. Hiding the provocative parts helped me to cross out the sexuality and make sensuality instead. to make a beautiful picture. I try to raise other feelings by grabbing body parts or using other materials such as water. To test the medium of the body to the maximum of its capacity. Using natural light was forced on me because of my limitations, but i realized it makes a familiar environment for the voyeurs, so i continued using it. Then i complete the journey of feelings for my audiences with facial expressions, gaze in particular, to communicate more with them. Which i believe is a very strong tool. The result gives the chance to have so many feelings and have their own opinion on the pictures to the vouyers.
| | Saul Leiter - Street Photographer |
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| | Patric Lin Francesca Woodman - Photographer |
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| '''Claudio’s interview of Sara 1st edit: (414 words)'''
| | Chantal Akerman - Director |
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| | Robert Mapplethorpe - Photographer |
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| I'm making a short film, and my main approach is for non-Iranians to take action about the movement in Iran. I personally believe, everyone in the world is able to have a normal life because of the feminism movement and women’s rights movement. Every person that believes in feminism or women's rights should do something about it. I'm not sure how long it's gonna be. It's gonna display dates and times in a very normal life of a Rotterdam inhabitant. It’s gonna remind them that they have this freedom of a normal life because of the feminism movement. in the end, the audience is gonna see how many people died in Iran because of this movement at the same time the inhabitant was just having, for example, their coffee. I think we, in the western world, forgot to use our privileges. If you believe that men and women are equal, if you believe that women can have all the rights to do whatever they want, then you believe in feminism. I'm making this film to remind people that they can actually use this freedom of speech. I personally think that nobody expects you to care but if you care and if you take action on it, then you can say that you’re a feminist or you believe that everyone should be equal. I started my nude photography project because of the limitations and restrictions I had. Because of the very basic rights, I didn’t have, which is working on what I’m passionate about without putting my life at risk. I came here to be able to do it freely, not in hiding and in secret. so now by speaking about what is going on in Iran and inviting others to take action on it, I'm helping the women in Iran or anywhere in the world that has the same problems, to earn the basic rights to work on their passion. my first project was so personal but in this project, I’m inviting others to take action on something they deal with every day without knowing. There are people dying in the streets of Iran every day to earn these basic rights. I accepted the fact that taking self portraits does not satisfy me anymore and I saw this ability in me to do much more. In my opinion, spreading this message is so important that as much as it’s hard and frustrating for me, I wake up every day and push a little more.
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| '''Claudio’s interview of Sara, raw material: (1079 words)'''
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| Hello are you working yeah it's working OK let's go OK so what are you making Sarah OK um I'm you should check this I'm making a short film about and my main approach is for non Iranians to take action about what is going on in wrong because I personally believe that everyone in the ward guys having a normal life it is because of feminism movement and women's rights women rights rights movement so every person that believes lives in feminism or women's rights should do something about it because as long as these things are happening in anywhere in the world it doesn't matter if it's evil or another country ice ask the modern civil civilized civilization can say that they believe in someone is there more women's right movement moves men movement or something so this short film I'm not sure that how long it's gonna be but it's gonna show a very normal life of of a person who lives in Rotterdam and um it's gonna remind them of dates and time and at the end it's going to tell them that in that date in that time you were just like getting your coffee and you were getting your coffee because of the feminism movement and everything you you have all this freedom to speak or do whatever because of that and you didn't know that like 3% or 5% were killed at the same time that you were having your coffee because of the movement so the whole idea is this and yeah I would like to ask you like more questions but no I mean more about it no after this but yeah so the next question is why are we making why I'm making this because as I said I think ice in the western world they have so much greed and we have freedom of the speech we have freedom of thinking whatever we want to think about and we have so many privileges that we don't know and I think we all forgot that we can actually use them so it doesn't matter if you're a woman or if you're a man if you believe um what do you call it even between men and equally if you believe me um you're a feminist if you believe that you may have women should have the right to wear whatever they want better they want um then you believe in feminism feminism movement I remember his movement so I'm making this to remind people that you can actually use this freedom of speech these this freedom of thinking or anything so I personally not really but I I personally think that nobody expects you to get to care but if you care and if you do action on it then you can say that I'm a feminist feminist or I believe that everyone should have should be acquainted so that's why I'm thinking it and how does it relate to water things you have done OK it relates to there's things I've done in a way that I was working on my project because I had limitations and I had restrictions so I didn't have a very basic wife too Warwick on something that I was passionate about that was no photography and I was doing it in secret and hiding and everything and I actually came here to air and arrived to work on that so now by speaking about what is going on in your life buy in white others take action on it I'm helping the women in Iran or anywhere in the world that has this kind of problems to earn the basic rights to work on their passion without me without going to another country without forcing yourself to migrate to another country to have the freedom to work on something that they're passionate passionate about so it relates to my first first project that was new photography in this way so everyone would have the very basic right to work on whatever they want to work and don't put their lives at risk so that is how it relates and how is it different to other things get done it's very different because it it kinda has that Um activities kind of live in a vibe but I don't want to be an activist I don't wanna be a stem inist or anything I just wanna be a human and I think that that is the main difference between this project between between this project and my other projects because I'm closing off all the names and I'm trying to say that be human because before I was working on I I was working on something that you could call it feminism or something but now
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| I'm inviting others to others that think themselves as a Prime Minister or minister or supporter to be actually human being and um take action on very these bad things that are happening because here we're not talking about people that are getting killed in like sumalee or something because they're they're dying because of a very different reasons but people that are dying in the streets in Iran or anywhere in the Middle East they are dying because of a very important action that we've asserted ward habit and we deal with it every day we yeah yeah that's how it is the last one what are the most significant choices you've made recently the most significant choices I made was one of them was to stop working on self parking because that was really hard to accept the fact that that doesn't make me satisfied and I want to do something bigger in a way not that that wasn't big enough but I saw something bigger in myself that I can't do more of just take pictures of myself so that that that is one of the most significant things that I did and another significant thing I did recently is to keep going on to work on this project because it's so hard for me and it's so frustrating for me to work on it and I and I get like the feeling that I don't wanna do it every day and every day I wake up and I'm like push a little more push a little more and work on this project specific project because I really want this to have a message.
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| '''Opening the text up.'''
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| I'm making a short film, and my main approach is for non-Iranians to take action about the movement in Iran. I believe everyone in the world can have a normal life because of feminism and the women’s rights movement. Every person that believes in feminism or women's rights should do something about it. I'm not sure how long it's gonna be. It's gonna display dates and times in a very normal life of a Rotterdam inhabitant. For instance, seeing a flyer of their favorite concert on a specific day or the time their train leaves for work. Everything that would remind a Rotterdamer of their life and is familiar to them. It’s gonna remind them that they have this freedom of a normal life because of the feminism movement.
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| In the end, through a text of those times and dates, the audience is gonna see how many people died in Iran because of this movement. at the same time, the inhabitant was just having, for example, their coffee. In the western world, I think we forget to use our privileges. If you believe that men and women are equal and that women can have all the right to do whatever they want, then you believe in feminism. I'm making this film to remind people that they can actually use this freedom of speech. I think that nobody expects you to care, but if you care and take action on it, you can say that you’re a feminist or believe that everyone should be equal.
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| I started capturing myself, using nude photography, in my early years and nobody, still, knows about it. I migrated to another country to have the basic right to work on what I’m passionate about, without risking my life. I started my self-portraits nude photography project as a way to break free from the limitations and restrictions I shouldn’t have had. So now, by speaking about what is going on in Iran and inviting others to take action on it, I'm helping the women in Iran or anywhere in the world that has the same problems, to earn the basic rights to work on their passion. My first project was so personal, but in this project, I’m inviting others to take action on something they deal with every day without knowing. There are people dying in the streets of Iran every day to earn these basic rights. I accepted the fact that taking self-portraits does not satisfy me anymore, and I saw this ability in me to do much more. In my opinion, spreading this message is so important that as much as it’s hard and frustrating for me, I wake up every day and push a little more.
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