Moz (Mostafa Azimitabar)

Total executions in Iran in 2025 were 2,066 people. Most of them were Kurds. #Kurdistan #Iran

Now, the terrorist regime of Iran is preparing to execute the recently arrested human beings whose only “crime” was protesting for democracy and peace. The international media and human rights organizations must urgently highlight this act of cruelty now.

Iran has the highest number of executions in the world — over 1,000 people every year. In just the past two weeks, thousands have been killed, and many more have been arbitrarily arrested.

The Iranian regime has cut off the internet in multiple cities across Kurdistan and is violently attacking Kurdish people demanding freedom and basic human rights. International media can make a real difference by exposing these crimes. Please support Kurdistan. #Kurdistan

Right now, people in Iran are being killed and tortured for demanding democracy and peace. Urgent international media attention is needed to expose the brutality of the Ayatollahs’ regime.

Painted with a toothbrush 30.4 cm x  22.8 cm Oil on gessobord (2025) Title : Journey This artwork is currently featured in the End-of-Year Group Exhibition at Art Atrium Gallery in Botany, on view until 6 December. #toothbrush

Six years ago today 11/11/2019, I was transferred to Australia under the Medevac legislation after years in detention. I promised : “If I ever breathe freedom again, I will paint it.” Today, my painting Freedom is beautiful is a finalist for the Wollongong Art Prize 2025. 🕊️🎨❤️

This is the portrait of my dear friend, Alan Nerwich Painted with a toothbrush 2025 91.5 x 76cm Oil on linen Image : Have a smiley day

Excited to mention that my painting, The kissbrush has been selected as 2025 Fisher Ghost Art Prize.

Thrilled to share that my artwork, Can you hear me? has been selected as a 2025 Mosman Art Prize Finalist.

@AzimiMoz @ArtGalleryofNSW Such a stunning portrait Moz. The face is so complex, just like Grace. So thrilled you're part of Australia's arts and culture scene - and part of our community 👏🏽

Twelve years ago, I fled from persecution and came to Australia for safety.  I was imprisoned by the Australian Government for eight years in Manus Island and onshore detention centre for no crime. But still, I love Australia, and I believe there are many good people down under.

My visa was renewed for another 6 months. I remember the slogan of Labor Govt for the election: “Kindness" "Community " "Together". There are twelve thousand refugees in Australia who've been waiting for a permanent visa for over a decade. The system is broken & full of hate.

Today is World Refugee Day and I wish safety for everyone in the world. Image : Freedom Is Beautiful (7) Painted with a toothbrush (2025) Oil on linen 91.5 x 76

I just wanted to express my heartfelt appreciation to every single one of you dear Australians who visited my solo exhibition at Maitland Regional Art Gallery. The final official number landed with 25,492 visitors to my solo exhibition. It was very well received. ❤️❤️❤️

Dutton’s hatred for refugees (myself included) is why we were tortured for a decade. Love is the message! This is Karma, Peter Dutton!

It’s an honour for me to have your strong support.  You are a gift for the world.  Go Grace and keep changing the world. I'm so proud and excited to announce that I have been selected as Archibald Prize Finalist this year, 2025. #archibald #archibaldprize #archibaldprize2025

It's been 2 years that grace tame has encouraged me to run, and since then, I feel I am much stronger, healthier, and more positive. Grace Tame, your suffering is my suffering, your happiness is my happiness. You are the definition of hope.

The definition of hope Survivors understand each other, and survivors have stories to tell. Grace has bravely broken down layers of fear, changing laws, and protecting children. She is resilient and optimistic. She is a hero to the massive story she had to tell.