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The Off—Space Project
Off—Space is part of the Choom Outside series —
a traveling project that brings art into everyday places.
Our goal is to bring art closer to people in the city —
not through formal exhibitions, but by placing artworks in spaces where daily life unfolds.
This project isn’t just about putting art on walls.
It’s about creating moments for dialogue, shared experience, and connection.
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No, 01 — Avand Café
The first stop in the Off—Space Project is Avand Café, in the city of Rasht.
This first chapter features a single work by Hananeh Jaloo
an artist whose miniature-like perspective draws meaning from stillness and detail.
Her piece isn’t here to be simply looked at.
It’s meant to invite a pause —
in between sips of coffee, conversation, or just passing by.
At Avand, the wall is more than a surface —
it’s a space to see things differently.
Curated by Choom Gallery
The Off—Space Project / Avand Café
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Hananeh Jaloo (born 1995, Tehran) is a painter whose work explores mountains, fractured perspectives, and winding lines.
She has held six solo exhibitions to date — two in Shiraz, two in Tehran, and two in Bandar Anzali.
For Jaloo, the Iranian landscape — especially its mountains — is more than a subject; it is a space through which she channels visual memories and mental sketches formed during her travels, drives, and solitary encounters with nature.
Painting, for her, is a continuation of that movement through terrain — a way of retracing the lines first drawn in the mind, long before the canvas.
More about: Hannaneh Jaloo Art Works
