The sculptures, installations and photographs of Iranian artist Farzad Kohan seek to address issues of migration and identity, communicating across the divides of culture, language, religion and gender. As a manifestation of his desire to articulate his inner workings through the ordinary things that surround us, Kohan often makes use of found objects and materials as diverse as wood, coffee, milk, motor oil and sand. Recent collage works comprise of layered newspaper advertisements mounted on canvas and painted.

Kohan comments that his work is merely a reflection of how he sees the world around him. 'Many find that life is a struggle of both the emotional and the physical...My art reflects what is often a simultaneous experien...