The Art of Capturing Art

The Art of Capturing Art is a photographic documentation of contemporary sculptures by Iranian artist Ghodratollah Agheli. The series explores visual representation of silence, identity, and psychological conflict — through form, surface, and material. Produced by Abamedia Creative Studio, this project is the result of a collaborative process between the artist and our visual team. Our goal was not only to photograph the artworks, but to respect their spatial presence, conceptual weight, and sculptural tension. We used high-resolution studio photography with custom lighting setups to highlight the bronze, chrome, and gold finishes — while preserving the intentional voids, surface details, and narrative contrasts. Photography direction: Abamedia Studio Sculpture: Ghodratollah Agheli Media: Bronze, steel, chrome, gold finish

Capturing art is not just about lighting and lenses.
It’s about understanding the artist’s mind and translating it without distortion.
At Abamedia, we don’t just take pictures of artworks.

We work closely with artists, curators, and collectors to

document their vision with clarity, depth, and precision.

This is part of an ongoing collaboration with contemporary sculptors who explore identity, control, and silence through form and material.
If you believe art deserves better representation, let’s talk.

This series is part of an ongoing collaboration with Iranian sculptor Ghodratollah Agheli, whose exploration of material, volume, and presence reflects deeply layered concepts of power and silence.

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