Private Story
Gang Style
The young generation in Iran has always been influenced by the social movements of the West. This impact on every social level involves different approaches and different levels.
The “Gang Styles" collection began with my first encounter with a group of young people who, at first glance, they were dressed differently from members of the community. After I noticed the difference in the coverage of this group of young people, I tried to satisfy my curiosity by introducing myself to asking them to show me a wider dimension of their lives. Two of the members of the group had the same name, “Farshid”. they were both old and they both lowered the high school to a half, so they could follow their dreams more freely. I always was curious about the social spheres of my own generations, this time I tried to show the young people of Iran, or more specifically Gilan, by approaching and understanding this group of young people.
What I learned was unbelievable energy, boundless dreams, and simple life behind a gang or parkour. With the easiest ways, they were energetic, and all they wanted was to consolidate their social presence in the stagnation of the community. Those who are somehow called the remnants of Iran's educational, cultivating and social system are a reality of a closed society, without a clear reflection of the different dimensions of society.
Although their high energy is visible in the corners of the story, the dark spots of economic and livelihood stress are the reality of the lives of these young people, which will not be easily denied.
The “Gang Styles" collection began with my first encounter with a group of young people who, at first glance, they were dressed differently from members of the community. After I noticed the difference in the coverage of this group of young people, I tried to satisfy my curiosity by introducing myself to asking them to show me a wider dimension of their lives. Two of the members of the group had the same name, “Farshid”. they were both old and they both lowered the high school to a half, so they could follow their dreams more freely. I always was curious about the social spheres of my own generations, this time I tried to show the young people of Iran, or more specifically Gilan, by approaching and understanding this group of young people.
What I learned was unbelievable energy, boundless dreams, and simple life behind a gang or parkour. With the easiest ways, they were energetic, and all they wanted was to consolidate their social presence in the stagnation of the community. Those who are somehow called the remnants of Iran's educational, cultivating and social system are a reality of a closed society, without a clear reflection of the different dimensions of society.
Although their high energy is visible in the corners of the story, the dark spots of economic and livelihood stress are the reality of the lives of these young people, which will not be easily denied.
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