Nadine was invited to exhibit at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London as part of a group exhibition entitled “Arabize Me”. She has adapted that exhibit for Dubai with a collection that includes a series of portraits depicting Arabs from across the region with an eclectic mix of artistic, creative and cultural milieus entitled, ‘Who I Am’ or ‘Meen Ana’ in Arabic. In addition, there are two other categories under ‘What I See’ and ‘What I Read’, which offer a highly personal depiction of reality and identity in today’s world, relying on the inherent contrasts that exist.

The works of Tehran-born Hassanzadeh adorn the walls of some of the leading art galleries, several public collections such as the British Museum, London, The World Bank in Washington DC and the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art.
The massive paintings being shown in this exhibition are from the series Ashura, Chadors and Pahlavans are silk-screen prints on paper. As a painter and a poet, Hassanzadeh’s works are often super-imposed with fragments of his own verses and texts. Mysterious numbers, algebraic codes and collages of wallpaper are added to his patchwork compositions.
Hassanzadeh who is inspired by both his surroundings and by real events highlights through his works the diversity, complexity and sophistication of the modern Iranian art scene and society. Sometimes satirical, sometimes mystical - the works of Khosrow Hassanzadeh are always powerful and striking.