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Valyi’s art is a product of personal reflection on her visual memories. Esfahani's paintings explore the shapes and negative spaces defined by text and text-like calligraphy and pose questions about the interpretation of both text and images.

Susan Valyi’s art is a product of personal reflection on her visual memories. Her current work explores metamorphic human/animal postures that are both anthropomorphic and mythical.

Born in Tehran, Esfahani moved to Canada in 1992. Esfahani’s paintings incorporate elements of graceful Persian script in compositions which synthesize her traditional roots with western abstract artistic influences. Her paintings explore the shapes and negative spaces defined by text and text-like calligraphy and pose questions about the interpretation of both text and image.

Getting there: The gallery is located in Cabbagetown at 191 Carlton Street, two blocks west of Parliament Street. Parking is available on side streets and at the public parking lot one block north of Carlton and Parliament on Aberdeen Street. Frequent TTC streetcar service runs on Carlton Street. The gallery is a 5 minute streetcar ride from College subway station.

For more information contact: T3 Gallery
Phone: 416-925-4607
Email: info@t3gallery.ca

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