A postmodern reimagining of the Minotaur myth as a metaphor for the artist’s own exile, identity, and struggle. In the series “The Hero’s Journey of the Minotaur,” the familiar figure of the Minotaur is radically reimagined — not as a trapped monster, but as a symbol of the artist herself, on an existential journey through exile, identity, and resistance. Farzaneh Ravesh confronts the male-dominated history of art — particularly the mythic interpretations by Picasso — and transforms the Minotaur into a vulnerable yet powerful subject. Her works move between myth, autobiography, and social critique — as a poetic act of reclamation.