Pouran Jinchi's 'Fly Like Dandelions' at The Third Line

Pouran Jinchi's new series 'Fly Like Dandelions' was inspired by a New York Times article on climate migration, specifically the story of Guatemalan farmer Jorge A. The works use repeated Persian characters for 'trees' to depict ghost forests and arid landscapes, with dots from Islamic calligraphy symbolizing fading memories. Black and grey convey devastation, while blue represents hope. The dandelion, both weed and healing herb, symbolizes the nuanced nature of migration. The exhibition is hosted by The Third Line in Dubai.