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Imperfectionism is an art movement founded by Alaïa Parhizi in 2014 which embraces the accidental nature of artistic creation and incorporates apparent mishaps into the art. Since its founding as a 21st century avant-garde art movement and creative philosophy, Imperfectionism has impacted art, music, fashion and other forms of creative expression. Rather than pioneering a specific artistic aesthetic or medium, Imperfectionism defines a method of self-knowing through the arts, where intuitive decision-making, raw expressive impulses and imaginative self-discovery are the foundational tools.

Imperfectionism Post 2020


Imperfectionism is a new art movement founded from the personal experience of Alaïa Parhizi, the co-founder of Wönzimer gallery in Los Angeles, California. For many years the philosophy of Imperfectionism has been percolating in Alaïa’s consciousness, and crystalizing in his artistic activity. In 2020 Alaïa decided that Imperfectionism as a philosophy of art was ready to become a global movement in service to the healthy development of the future of creativity. There are profound elements that contribute to this philosophy, identifying it as a significant offering in the context of art history. Alaïa is hoping artists will see to the rich potential in Imperfectionism and thereby collectively sculpt its exotic name in culture.

Imperfectionism is a philosophy of art that comes from real life, practical artistic activity, and an interest in the human being. Imperfectionism as an artistic movement is an incredible opportunity for artists to discover a deeper level of our humanity in relationship to the world. These are big claims and they arise effortlessly from the philosophy of Imperfectionism. In the artist’s play, the meaning of Imperfectionism will freely and uniquely embrace each individuality, and thereby unite us in freedom.

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