Being a Bird

Honey Jalali

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Being a Bird is a reflection of the human spirit’s resilience and longing for freedom.

About this work

Being a Bird is more than just a series of artworks for me; it’s a reflection of the human spirit’s resilience and longing for freedom. Through my imaginative creations, I invite viewers to embark on a journey of self-discovery and reflection. Just like birds navigating through life’s challenges, we too face obstacles and uncertainties. Yet, like those birds, we persist with hope and determination.

My artwork speaks to the universal desire to transcend limitations and embrace the boundless possibilities of the imagination. By participating in this public art exhibition, I hope to spread the wings of my art far and wide, reaching individuals who may not have encountered traditional gallery spaces. Let’s soar together through the boundless sky of creativity and imagination, embracing the beauty of being a bird in this vast artistic landscape.

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Title
Being a Bird
Type
Portable
Materials
Clay
Date
2025-03-01(Install)2025-06-30(Deinstall)
Creator
Honey Jalali(Artist)
Interest holder
Calgary Arts Development(Commissioning Body)
Subject
ConceptualAnimalsArt for social change

Location & access

735 Matador Crescent NE

Calgary, Alberta, CA T2E 5Z5

Not publicly accessibleTemporary installation
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Last updated March 20, 2026

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Being a Bird

Honey Jalali

Not on view

Being a Bird is a reflection of the human spirit’s resilience and longing for freedom.

About this work

Being a Bird is more than just a series of artworks for me; it’s a reflection of the human spirit’s resilience and longing for freedom. Through my imaginative creations, I invite viewers to embark on a journey of self-discovery and reflection. Just like birds navigating through life’s challenges, we too face obstacles and uncertainties. Yet, like those birds, we persist with hope and determination.

My artwork speaks to the universal desire to transcend limitations and embrace the boundless possibilities of the imagination. By participating in this public art exhibition, I hope to spread the wings of my art far and wide, reaching individuals who may not have encountered traditional gallery spaces. Let’s soar together through the boundless sky of creativity and imagination, embracing the beauty of being a bird in this vast artistic landscape.

Details

Title
Being a Bird
Type
Portable
Materials
Clay
Date
2025-03-01(Install)2025-06-30(Deinstall)
Creator
Honey Jalali(Artist)
Interest holder
Calgary Arts Development(Commissioning Body)
Subject
ConceptualAnimalsArt for social change

Location & access

735 Matador Crescent NE

Calgary, Alberta, CA T2E 5Z5

Not publicly accessibleTemporary installation
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