Directly manifesting his unconscious mind, Razghandi’s colourful, primitive 
paintings represent often bitter experiences: brushstrokes that are bold 
and confident arouse a kind of panic, heartache or suffering in the viewer. 
Simplistic at first glance, a deeper look at Razghandi’s practice reveals an artist 
capable of conveying complicated matters in a simple artistic language. On 
his practice, Razghandi states: “I start painting unconsciously. I try to be myself 
when painting.” 
The artist lives and works in Tehran, Iran.