I am a post-modern abstract painter that distills the phenomena of life into a single-dimension of space and time, so I may explode them as real world artifacts on canvas. I differentiate my process by creating my own tools, and through my unique ability to think about time differently, an ability enabled by a rare memory condition called Hyperthymesia. Each piece involves months of painstaking assembly over dozens of paint layers, that are a comment on the intangible complexity of everyday life, and the beauty of seeing moments, peoples and subjects as greater than the sum of their parts. I can bring back any series of memories and distill them as references in each layer of paint; for each layer, is a uniquely decomposed memory, until finally I create one holistic memory the way the observer sees it.
— Nima Veiseh (aka Enigma Of Newyork)
"The Unresolved Chord". 48 x 48 inches. Acrylic and Spray on Canvas.  Owned by Collector in Lower East Side, New York City. 

"The Unresolved Chord". 48 x 48 inches. Acrylic and Spray on Canvas.  Owned by Collector in Lower East Side, New York City. 

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