For the upcoming edition of SCOPE Art Show, O Gallery presents a solo exhibition by Maryam Mohry (b. 1979 Tehran, Iran), featuring her recent soft sculptures and watercolor drawings.
Mohry’s practice takes a light-hearted approach to the weight of everyday conditions, suggesting that crises can sometimes be met with levity. Balancing wit and critique, her works reflect on socio-ecological fragility and displacement.

Maryam Mohry finds watercolor and gouache best for crafting impulsive and plausible stories. She turns to a metaphorical realm where animals stand in for humans, and the scene grows stranger when lost human figures drift into the story. 
With a tone balancing sarcasm and naïve humor, Mohry creates playful works that blend tenderness with a subtle critical view of human ethical behavior and their relation with environment.

VIP Cardholders and Accredited Press: Tuesday, December 2 2025, 12 PM - 8 PM
Public Views: Wednesday - Sunday, December 3 - 7 2025, 11 AM - 8 PM

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For the upcoming edition of the Armory Show, O Gallery is pleased to present a selection by six of its artists whose practices reflect the understanding of perception by Maurice Merleau-Ponty. 

In his 1945 book “Phenomenology of Perception”, Maurice Merleau-Ponty argues that the body is not merely an object situated in space—it is the very starting point for our perception of space. In other words, space is not simply a neutral or objective set of coordinates; it is a lived space—a space that acquires meaning through the body, personal and historical experience.

Ali Ganjavi (b. 1980 Saari, Iran)
Mohammad Hassanzadeh (b. 1979 Gachsaran, Iran)
Ali Nassir (b. 1951 Tehran, Iran – lives and works in Berlin, Germany)
Mehrali Razaghmanesh (b. 1983 Tehran, Iran – lives and works between Tehran and Paris)
Arya Tabandehpoor (b. 1985 Tehran, Iran)
Minoo Yalsohrabi (b. 1992 Tabriz, Iran)