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Urban elements

Projects 13–24 of 64 All projects

The First Supper

Location : Sepad Tourist Area, Mashhad
Design Date : 1402
Implementation Date : 1403
The First Supper reinterprets The Last Supper through graffiti and astronaut imagery, connecting art and imagined futures with a dining environment. Designed by SARAAJ and executed by Milad Khaleghi, it links the spatial concept with artistic expression.

Nowruz uncle

Location : kish
Installation Date : 2019
Height : 2 meters
The Nowruz Uncle portfolio entry presents a visual record of a traditional cultural character within SARAAJ’s urban-art collection. It provides a starting point for discussing cultural symbols in the design of seasonal public spaces.

Flying Enthusiasm

Location : Namak Abroud
Installation Date : 2020
Height : 2 Meters
Flying Enthusiasm at Namak Abroud turns aspirations and movement into an urban-art marker. This SARAAJ project illustrates the role of a human narrative in temporary sculpture and moments of pause within a tourism experience.

Spring Mother

Location : Kish Island
Installation Date : 2019
Height : 2.5 Meters
Spring Mother at Kish Airport connects hospitality and the arrival of spring with environmental art and planting. This portfolio work illustrates the role of arrival markers in shaping the visitor’s first experience of a destination.

Unborn World

Location : Sepad Tourist Area, Mashhad
Design Date : 1402
Implementation Date : 1403
Unborn World, presented in SARAAJ’s portfolio, connects a Max Ernst-inspired painting with a food court’s spatial identity. Cosmic imagery and a surreal visual language make the artwork part of the environment’s narrative and the visitor’s visual experience.

Kish Island Elements

At the Saraaj Center for the Creation and Development of Art Spaces, we have created over the years works in the form of urban elements, giant sculptures, amusement park spaces, theme parks and lasting buildings.Our whole goal is to create social vitality and visual appeal that is fully evident in the urban elements created by […]

Kish 2019

Location : Kish Island
Installation Date : 2019
Height : 2 Meters
Kish 1398 uses typography, colour and texture to turn a New Year message into a place marker. This SARAAJ portfolio project illustrates three-dimensional lettering in seasonal public-space design and destination identity.

Guardians of Light

Location : Sepad Tourist Area, Mashhad
Design Date : 1402
Implementation Date : 1403
Guardians of Light reinterprets Chadwick’s figures through angular forms within an artistic environment. Designed by SARAAJ and executed by Mehdi Zolfaghari, this portfolio work explores how sculpture can contribute to a place’s character and narrative.

Radiant Lines

Location : Sepad Tourist Area, Mashhad
Design Date : 1402
Implementation Date : 1403
Radiant Lines freely interprets Kandinsky through a geometric composition of energy and movement. Designed by SARAAJ and executed by Hashem Shahriari Moghaddam, it illustrates the contribution of abstract art to a space’s cosmic narrative.

Spring Time

Location : Namak Abroud
Installation Date : 2020
Height : 2.7 Meters
Spring Time at Namak Abroud turns the Nowruz tradition of painting eggs into an urban-scale installation. This SARAAJ project connects ritual, nature and seasonal design with the identity of a tourism environment.

Orbit of Flavors

Location : Sepad Tourist Area, Mashhad
Design Date : 1402
Implementation Date : 1403
Orbit of Flavors extends the Star Pima narrative into a food-and-drink setting through food imagery and cosmic forms. This SARAAJ portfolio work shows how bespoke painting can connect a food court’s theme, visual identity and visitor experience.

Health Defenders

Location : Mashhad
Installation Date : 2020
Height : 1.8 Meters
Health Defenders beside Mashhad’s Hasheminejad Hospital translates gratitude for medical staff during the COVID-19 period into sculpture. The case illustrates environmental art’s role in reflecting social values and the identity of a healthcare setting.