Azadi • Pivtorak.Studio

Pivtorak.Studio · Contemporary conceptual practice

Anna Pivtorak · Independent Researcher

Governance systems · Cultural capital · Visual analytics · Structuring meanings

The letters of the word 'REPUBLIC' fall from the façade of a monumental building, revealing the glowing word 'Freedom' beneath.

08-02 Point of Transition. Refusal of the "Republic"

January 29, 2026

Civilizational Research, Political Design, Semantic Studies, Governance, Systemic Transformation

Iran, Persia, Azadi, Freedom, Semantic Liberation, Democratic Transition, Political Language, Identity, Legitimacy, Statehood, Governance, Deconstruction

After establishing continuity and legitimacy, Persia rejects the false label of 'Republic' that concealed authoritarian rule. This work explores the restoration of semantic honesty, where the name of the state must correspond to its true essence: freedom.

A dark hall filled with people holding phones. In the center stands a stylized globe on a golden platform. Persia is highlighted in gold, with the word 'PERSIA' written in Latin and Persian scripts.

08-03 Point of Transition. The True Name: Persia

January 29, 2026

Civilizational Research, Political Design, Identity Studies, Governance, Systemic Transformation

Iran, Persia, Civilizational Identity, Historical Name, International Agency, Democratic Transition, State Identity, Cultural Continuity, Freedom, Governance, Civilization, Azadi

After dismantling false labels, Persia restores its historical name. This work explores naming as a mechanism of state identity, reconnecting civilizational memory with future democratic statehood.