Featured Artist
Pantea Mahrou
Biography
Pantea Mahrou is a contemporary artist specializing in painting, sculpture, and architecture. Her international exhibitions showcase artworks that draw inspiration from ancient goddesses, intertwining spiritual symbols, historical significance, and the enigmatic nature of constellations. Through the utilization of sacred symbols, numbers, ancient writings such as Avesta and cuneiform, as well as sacred signs representing power, fertility, luck, and the names of god, Pantea creates artworks infused with positive energy. In addition to paintings and sculptures, she crafts wearable jewelry pieces that embody the same historical significance.
Pantea’s artistic portfolio is a fusion of extensive studies, life experiences, and spiritual symbolism deeply rooted in ancient cultures. By incorporating these symbolic elements into her artwork, she aims to introduce a wider audience to the rich heritage and positive energy of Middle Eastern culture. Mindful of the profound historical significance of colors, Pantea meticulously employs hues that resonate with ancient architects, particularly drawn to the serenity and calmness evoked by the color blue.
Driven by a yearning for mystery, Pantea embarked on a quest to learn ancient writings such as Avestan, cuneiform, and more. In her exploration, she delved into constellations and symbols from diverse ancient languages, harnessing their inherent positive energy. Pantea’s intention is for future generations to unravel the hidden secrets interwoven within each artwork over time. Sculptural Mastery Pantea’s reverence for sculpture led her to study under the esteemed tutelage of Mr. Parvis Tanavoli, one of the world’s most renowned teachers. Her innovative approach combines various styles and techniques, resulting in unique and distinctive creations
Featured Works
Featured Exhibitions
Janet Rady Fine Art is pleased to present Decoding Time, a solo presentation of works by Iranian artist Pantea Mahrou, in the Encounters section of London Art Fair 2026 from January 20th 2026 to January 25th, curated by Pryle Behrman.
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