He painted Barış Manço's picture on the beaches of Alanya

This time, the artist made preliminary preparations for his beloved Barış Manço. Experimenting with different angles throughout the drawing process, Bagheri began his work at noon and continued until sunset.

Bagheri, who numbers the picture she had previously prepared at home on the sand and then embroiders it on the sand with the help of a rake, enjoys her work.

Using the natural texture of the sand as a canvas, the artist meticulously crafted Barış Manço's characteristic facial features and hair details. After the work was completed, residents and tourists walking along the beach gazed at the giant portrait with interest, taking photos with their mobile phones.

Expressing his happiness with these paintings and stating that Iranians love Turkish artists very much, Farajollah Bagheri said, "We Iranians love our Turkish friends and Turkish artists very much. From now on, I want to paint Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. Art is the language of the whole world."