This shredded paper sculpture is made from 125 gram paper. One side is white and one side has a chrome finish.
 
Parmis Khoshnevis is an Iranian artist and sculptor whose work pushes the boundaries of materiality and form. Holding a BA in Sculpture from the Art University of Tehran, she has developed a distinctive artistic voice, blending traditional techniques with innovative processes. Her art, particularly her work with shredded paper, transforms ordinary materials into thought-provoking, dynamic compositions that challenge perceptions of texture, movement, and space.
Her unique approach involves meticulously shredding metallized cardboard and paper, creating intricate patterns that interact with light and shadow. This technique results in mesmerizing visual distortions, offering a play between structure and fluidity. The precision in her work reflects her deep understanding of sculpture and design, evident from her participation in several prestigious exhibitions, including the Fourth Biennial Exhibition of Urban Sculpture (2015) and the Tehran Annual Digital Art Exhibition (TADAEX, 2018).
Khoshnevis’s art has been showcased in multiple solo and group exhibitions, including at Negar Gallery, V-Gallery, and E1 Art Gallery in Tehran. Her works not only redefine paper as a medium but also explore themes of fragmentation, memory, and transformation.
Through her innovative shredding technique, Parmis Khoshnevis invites viewers to engage with materiality in new ways, making her a significant and compelling figure in contemporary Iranian art.