CRIMES AGAINST GOD

In "Crimes Against God," Iranian American artist Mina Alikhani unveils a stirring narrative of the realities of theocratic regimes. Through her immersive exhibition, she delves into the obscured horrors faced by individuals within regions subjected to Sharia Law under the rule of the Islamic Republic and their proxies, particularly in Iran and Afghanistan.

Alikhani's art exposes the deep-rooted flaws of corrupt judicial systems and the stark inequalities perpetuated by extreme gender apartheid, artistic oppression and censorship. With a diverse arsenal of mediums she crafts a visceral experience that demands introspection and empathy.

This exhibition transcends mere aesthetics; it's a call to action, challenging viewers to confront uncomfortable truths and engage in dialogue about the pressing need for social reform. Through her bold visual storytelling, Alikhani sparks conversations, provokes thought, and advocates for change.

“Crimes Against God” embraces the power of art as a catalyst for social awareness and reform. Alikhani’s series is not just an exhibition—it's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and a rallying cry for justice and equality.