(1988 - )
Mohammad Barrangi was born in Iran. He majored in graphic design at the Islamic Azad University of Tonekabon, after which he moved into book illustration and printmaking. Barrangi moved to the UK and graduated with an MA at the Royal Drawing School in 2019. His work combines elements of calligraphy, storytelling and text often with elements of humour. Born without the use of his left arm, Barrangi has developed a unique process of making large murals, as well as smaller works on paper. He has works in the collections of the British Museum, Leeds Art Gallery, and the San Diego Museum of Art. Recent exhibitions include: Lighthouse, The Stanley and Audrey Gallery, University of Leeds (2024); Playing in Wonderland, The Attenborough Arts Centre, Leicester (2023) Dreamland, The Art House, Wakefield; 'Anything Is Possible’, Edinburgh Printmakers, Edinburgh (both 2022) and 'The Conference of the Birds', Advocartsy, Los Angeles (2020-21).
