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Jaleh Talebpour

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Born in Babol in 1980, Jaleh Talebpour is a multidisciplinary painter and educator whose meticulous works draw on Iranian heritage, existential themes, and Western chiaroscuro. Her art explores the fragility of life, memory, and resilience of women.

Early Life and Background

  • Born in Babol, Iran, 1980; earned a B.A. in Painting from Tehran Art University

  • Multiple solo shows including “Massacre of the Innocents” in 2019 and exhibitions at Day Art Gallery, Seyhoun Art Gallery, Nyavaran Palace

  • Exhibited internationally, including shows in London (Capital Art) and participation in art fairs such as Affordable Art Fair (Bristol)

  • Based in Poitiers, France, where she also teaches drawing and painting

  • Combines studio practice with public teaching, often leading small workshop groups

Nationality

Iranian artist

Themes

Intricate, hyperrealist botanical paintings—often flowers—rendered with dramatic chiaroscuro ,Female figure studies entwined with tight compositions suggesting emotional intensity and inner worlds ,Visual tension between fullness and void—dense forms fading into deep shadow, reflecting themes of memory, identity, and oppression

While her career isn't centered on major prizes, Talebpour’s recognition stems from solo exhibitions, gallery representation, and thematic acclaim. Solo exhibition “Massacre of the Innocents” (2019) at a prominent Tehran gallery Represented at international fairs such as Teer Art and Affordable Art Fair Featured repeatedly by galleries across Iran and Europe