Born 1981 in Tehran, Iran, Tala Madani lives and works in Los Angeles. Her work brings together various modes of critique about gender, particularly masculine and feminine stereotypes, as well as questioning westernised idealistic notions of childhood, family and the art historical canon. Her work is inflected with a peevish sense of humour and brings to bear basic human feelings and emotions, such as anxiety, anger, fear, isolation, paranoia, envy and lust. Madani received her MFA from Yale University School of Art in 2006 and has been awarded with many art prizes.

120 x 120cm scarf made from 100% Viscose Satin 

Sales of the scarves go to Abdorrahman Boroumand Center (www.iranrights.org), to support the movement in Iran.