Woman, Life, Freedom by Luckybamero
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Medium: Digital painting, archival pigment print on fine art paper
Dimensions: 100 x 100 cm
Year: 2022
Price: $4500.00 USD
Status: available
Woman, Life, Freedom is a unique digital artwork created in response to the Iranian uprising advocating for women’s rights and freedom. The piece became a widely recognized visual symbol of the movement, appearing in all major news outlets, featured in protests worldwide, and even displayed by figures such as Kim Kardashian and at iconic venues like the Real Madrid stadium, solidifying its status as an emblem of the movement. This artwork exists as a single physical edition, emphasizing its historical and symbolic significance. Printed as a 100 × 100 cm archival pigment print and signed by the artist, the work reflects themes of resistance, visibility, and collective memory. The artist retains all intellectual and exhibition rights. This work is offered as a one-of-one collectible piece intended for a serious collector or institution.
Why collect this work?
A faceless figure merges with the white outline of Iran, turning bodily visibility and deliberate anonymity into a concise image of collective resistance.
- Luckybamero describes a digital practice concerned with queer identity, Iranian cultural memory, visibility, and resistance. Here, those concerns are concentrated in a single body mapped onto a nation rather than narrated through individual likeness.
- Against a deep red field, black hair defines the figure more strongly than her blank face or white torso. The hair crosses the map-like silhouette, binding person and territory while leaving identity open and potentially collective.
- The documented digital painting permits sharp blocks of red, white, and black alongside finely modulated strands of hair. As an archival pigment print, that designed contrast moves from a screen-based image into a fixed physical format.
- Created in 2022 and titled “Woman, Life, Freedom,” the work is catalogued as a response to the Iranian uprising for women’s rights. Its compression of body, hair, and national outline provides a focused record of how protest imagery can join personal presence to political geography.
About the Artist
Luckybamero
Luckybamero is an artist on Mondoir Studio. Artistic discipline: digital-art. Based in Tehran, Iran.
Nationality: Iranian
My work explores the intersection of queer identity, Iranian cultural memory, and the environment.
