By: Azad Karimi
I started at 16 years old and attended Fine Arts School at 18 years old. At the age of 22 I started an art business.
Interview
Vietnamese Product designer Le Trung Nguyen
By Azad Karimi
It was 08th December and my birthday, but a topic made this day a historical day, taking the first step in Covid-19 Vaccination in the world and the United Kingdom started the process.
I want to write about Violence against women by religious-rule tools in Iran, especially in Kurdistan area; Krmashan(Kermanshah) the biggest city in Kurdistan-Iran.
Today 10th December I read news about a female Kurdish model from Krmashan city. She has been arrested by the Iranian security police.
She has played in a short video-clip and has played like a direct model in a religious place. Of course, the story of women's clothing boutique models in Kermanshah also has created a new controversy these days.
Parwez TawasoliZade, Chief Justice of Kermanshah, has said that she was arrested for breaking the Moawenalmolk Takya taboo!
What is taboo and where is the Moawenalmilk Takya?
Ok! I say... Moawenalmolk Hasan Khan was a famous Kurdish aristocrat and liberal man in Krmashan.
He was Shi’a Muslim and made a Takya in 1902 in Awshurran alley in Krmashan. Awshurr in Kurdish-Gorani dialect means Waterfall or falls and Takya is the same Khaneqa. Islam religion accepts just Mosque for praying but Kurdish people by their ancient Gnostic tradition saved Sufism in their new religion and Islam couldn’t destroy Gnosism and Sufism beliefs in Kurdistan. I have been this Takye and have token many photos from amazing architectural methods and wonderful ceramics with its mythological and religious themes. Awshurran means the place of the waterfall ... because in Kermanshah there was a seasonal river that passed through the center of the city and joined the river. This river does not exist now.
What a taboo? They seem to be upset about the disrespect to this Takya because a Kurdish female model without hijab has played there!
But what disrespect? This place was recognized as a national monument in 1975 and no religious ceremonies are held there.
An ugly behavior of the Islamic Republic of Iran during these years has caused the Western world not to pay much attention to the extremism of this Shiite government. They had the opportunity to take advantage of the Sunni Arab world's enmity with Israel. They also abused the story of the Afghan Taliban, a Sunni extremist terrorist group hostile to the West. In the case of terrorist al-Qaeda and the Twin Towers, the abuse of this government reached its peak. In the war to overthrow Saddam Hussein, the mullas' regime celebrated victory because the Sunni Saddam had fallen out with the West and was destroyed. Saddam, the Taliban, al-Qaeda, and these ISIS terrorists are all Sunnis. Interestingly, in the Arab Spring, the West openly supported the revolution and the liberation movement of the Arab world but remained silent in the face of the repression of Iranian libertarians by the mullas regime.
I do not know what progressive and democratic aspects the Western world has seen in the Shi’a culture and political system that deals with it in such a way with fascination and appeasement?
What is clear is that Shi’a Islam is the most extremist, superstitious, and backward type of Islam that exists.
When you look at the hateful roots of this sect that enslave the will and dignity of human, you wish the world to end with its beauties out of shame and embarrassment.
I want to continue my words about Krmashan city in other interviews.
But I prefer to invite you my dear reader to take a look at our interview.
The answers are short but the last answer shaked my heart. Le Trung says help the artist people more ... a lot of.
I wish him the best. God bless Le Trung and his people and Country.
Thank you!
Vestland-Norway
1- Please present yourself: Name, education, Civil status and...
. My name is Le Trung Nguyen, University degree, Vietnamese nationality
2-What is your artistic speciality?
. My specialty is Product Design
3- When and how did you become interested in this field?
. I started at 16 years old and attended Fine Arts School at 18 years old
4- Who was your motivator?
. Myself
5- What was your parent’s reaction?
. Support
6- When did you become such a professional artist- Sculptor?
. At the age of 22 I started an art business
7- Are you thankful and happy because of your activities as a Sculptor?
. I am very happy
8- How do you see the view about art, Sculpture, culture?
. I want to give a lot
9- Can you become one part of the cultural movement for motivation in youth or new generations in your country and so on?
10- How can you help our world become a better place to live?
11- Have you more words to say or suggest for our readers?
. Please help a lot of people who love art.
