Hoda Hadadi | |
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| Born | Hoda Hadadi February 2, 1977 Tehran, Iran |
| Occupation | Illustrator, Author and Poet |
| Nationality | Iranian |
Hoda Hadadi[1][2][3] (February 2, 1977 Tehran) is an Iranian illustrator, Author and Poet[4]. Her literary and visual works often support eco-feminism, featuring women as the narrators and heroes[5] of their life stories. She delves into the lost narrators or forgotten narratives[6][7] of women and their relationship with nature. She is particularly known for her collage technique in her visual artworks, especially her use of transparent silk paper.[8]
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