Shirin Neshat is uniquely situated to create work that comments on misunderstanding between Islam and the west because:.

The options are:

A. She was born and raised in secular Iran

B. She feels as though she doesn’t fully relate to contemporary Iranian culture or Western culture

C. She has spent much of her adult life in western countries

D. All of the above

The answer is D. All of the above

Explanation:

Shirin Neshat is an Iranian woman who lives in US and is known for her various works in film and photography. She was born and raised in secular Iran. She feels as though she doesn’t fully relate to contemporary Iranian culture or Western culture and has spent much of her adult life in western countries. Her experience and exposure to both cultures with her being unbiased about any of the cultures makes her the best option in the creation of work that comments on misunderstanding between Islam and the west.

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