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Mounir Shahroudi Farmanfarmaian is an Iranian artist known for his abstractions, painted with mirror mosaics and inverted glass, which have become stunningly complex two- and three-dimensional abstract forms that emerge from the modernist dichotomy of fine art and abstract craft painting and sculpture.
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Her works will remain with us forever and serve generations to come as the first artist to achieve a practice that weds geometric patterns and cut-glass mosaic techniques of her Iranian heritage with Western geometric abstractions.

Milton Avery taught him to make monotype prints, and he worked on illustration projects with Andy Warhol, who later kept one of his mirrored orbs in the living room of his Madison Avenue townhouse.I love you and we miss you🤍🥰

Munier's works are in the Metropolitan Museum, New York, Jamil Collection, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Queensland Art Gallery, Australia. Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; Bank of Switzerland, Geneva; Sharjah Art Foundation

Monir's life was a storied one. 
She moved to New York in 1945 and met many members of the New York School while studying art at Cornell and fashion design at Parsons and the Art Students League.