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The idea is to bring this national hero to society after 50 years of his tragic death, taking his portrait to the streets, among the people of Tehran, and document their reactions, listen to their stories of him or telling stories about him to some younger generation who might not know him. Sometimes it seems that people know new Hollywood superheroes more than their national heroes and it was an investigation to see if this is true.  Gladly, it wasn’t!  And most people, young and old, recognized him in a blink, even with those graphical colorful portraits of him by me, photographed by Mohammad Rudguli .

It was research-based street art, and the process was documented by photos and videos in Tehran streets in the Summer of 2014.  +  +  +