Alaleh Amini, born in 1979 in Tehran, started learning painting at the age of thirteen, and after studying graphics at the school of art and painting at Azad University of Tehran, he continued the art of painting as a specialist and was able to develop his unique method and technique. find in the free expression of colors in the field of modern art. In his paintings, which express his feelings, he is influenced by the surrounding events, nature, architecture, customs, local dances, and the people around him, and plays with colors in an abstract way on the canvas. One of the subjects that this artist uses a lot in his paintings is the attention to the art of persian architecture and the expression of the traditions and beauty of historical buildings in a contemporary and modern way. The remarkable thing is that Alala Amini approached the art of persian architecture and expressing her feelings by painting the walls of an old dyehouse to the art of persian hand-woven rugs and decided to include her paintings in the art of persian hand-woven rugs and different works from the art of persian hand-woven rugs to create

The Roots in the Soil exhibition is a unique collection of Alala Amini's works that express her feelings about the events around her, which are displayed in two formats, paintings and hand-woven rugs. Behind the curtain of each of this artist's works, there are wide concepts of love and concern, and each of them speaks to the audience in a different way. A concept of migration in the painting and rug"Mordab", a concept of memory in the painting and rug "The Weaver Woman", a concept of love and eternity in "Tulip in the Mirror", a concept of love for each other in "Elegy for Water" and a concept From tradition and identity in the works "Father's Sky", "Rang Raz Khaneh" and "Father's House", and each and every concept that has been able to create a new and original atmosphere by combining two canvases and handwoven rugs. A space that is rooted in the soil and identity of us persian.

In this exhibition, 7 hand-woven rugs with the titles facing the sky, an elegy for water, the weaver woman, dyer's house, tulip in the mirror, father's house and marsh, are displayed, although the designs of these rugs are taken from abstract paintings and Modern is Laleh Amini, the whole process of production and creation of these works has been done in traditional style and in several different rug weaving regions of persian. Finally, all the works have been certified by the IranGuereh collection and have a certificate of authenticity and a certificate of ownership.