A cup of tea, a beam of light, and the hush of waiting—Melancholy of Love unfolds in a space where longing precedes time. Rooted in Persian Mehr, it lingers between presence and absence, desire and silence. Here, morning arrives early for an afternoon not yet born, and love—unspoken, ungraspable—glows like steam in the quiet air.
Hooshyar Zaheryani is a media artist based in Linz. His work moves between video, poetry, and interactive installation, shaped by themes of introspection, memory, and the human connection to time and technology. With roots in graphic design, he brings a refined visual sensibility to his practice. His current project One Minute Inside explores seven existential stages of life through silence and classical Persian poetry.
