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Creativity carries culture forward for immigrant artists

**HALIFAX** — For Iranian-born artists Amir Rajaei and Samira Danesh, creative practice serves as a vital thread connecting their past, their family, and their new life in Canada.

Rajaei and Danesh are both established artists and designers who maintain their own independent creative practices and businesses. While they work separately, their professional and personal lives frequently intersect, with the couple continuously challenging and supporting each other’s artistic endeavors.

Article source: thecoast.ca | Image credit: The Coast

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