The Wall of Happiness by Farahnaz Samari, contemporary painting of pink roses against a textured colorful wall.

Steam Clock at Night by Farahnaz Samari, painting of Vancouver Gastown steam clock illuminated under glowing street lamps.

Artwork Description

The Wall of Happiness presents a vibrant cluster of blooming roses emerging from a richly textured wall, where color, structure, and nature intertwine. The delicate pink blossoms appear almost suspended against the layered surface, bringing softness and vitality to the warm, expressive background.

Farahnaz Samari builds the composition through bold palette-knife textures and fluid passages of color. The wall becomes more than a backdrop — it transforms into a living surface where paint drips, fragments of color, and organic forms interact. The roses burst forward with luminous energy, suggesting renewal, joy, and emotional warmth.

Balancing structure with spontaneity, the work celebrates the simple yet powerful beauty of life flourishing even within unexpected spaces.

Framed Size: 37 × 37 in
Signature: Artist signed lower right
COA: Gallery Letter of Authenticity included

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The Wall of Happiness

Name: Vancouver Fine Art Gallery
Address: 2233 Granville St, Vancouver, BC, V6H 3G1, CA
Telephone: 778-737-9888

ByFarahnaz Samari

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Oil & Acrylic on Canvas, 2021

36 x 36 in | 92 x 92 cm

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Artist Biography

PERSIAN PASSION, PRIDE, AND PERSONAE-FARAHNAZ SAMARI Farahnaz Samari growing up in Iran, Farahnaz is constantly inspired by the vivid memories of her childhood - the smells, the sights, the sun-drenched landscapes. Farahnaz Samaristarted her painting journey in high school, and now it’s more than twenty-five years since she began to put paint to canvas professionally. Farah as her friends and numerous Vancouver artists like to call her, is an honours graduate in Fine Art & Interior Design at the prestigious University of Tehran.

PERSIAN PASSION, PRIDE, AND PERSONAE-FARAHNAZ SAMARI

Farahnaz Samari growing up in Iran, Farahnaz Samari is constantly inspired by the vivid memories of her childhood - the smells, the sights, the sun-drenched landscapes. Farahnaz Samari started her painting journey in high school, and now it’s more than twenty-five years since she began to put paint to canvas professionally. Farah as her friends and numerous Vancouver artists like to call her, is an honours graduate in Fine Art & Interior Design at the prestigious University of Tehran. The College of Fine Arts at this famed institution, is one of the oldest, largest & most prestigious schools of higher learner in all the Middle East. Admission to the university's renowned undergraduate and graduate programs is very competitive and is limited to the top one percent of Persian students in Canada, Farah further extended her art education as a graduate of Emily Carr University in Vancouver. Farah has showcased her art work in more than 200 solo and group exhibitions around the globe. She’s participated several times in art battles in Canada and she is twice a ‘Battle of the Brush’ Champion at art competitions in Vancouver, Canada. With a flair to the abstract, Farah's art work is highly contemporary and formative, and is increasingly being purchased by collectors, designers and galleries across North America, Asian and European Countries. Listening closely to her moods and muse, Farah's inspiration changes over time. From landscapes and urban colours, to interiors and smells, her time in Vancouver and BC’s west coast continues to inspire her with new ideas for her art.

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