In describing one of Pejman's works, she goes on to say, "'Spring Time in Persepolis' features a ruined temple, its gray stone columns and walls carved with animals and soldiers. A slab in the foreground, however, displays spring flowers in a cracked vase, lush, dewy fruit and a colorful bird — the meticulous details suggest a 17th Century Dutch still life, but without the gloomy lighting."
In discussing one of Pejman's works, she elaborates: "'Spring Time in Persepolis' features a ruined temple with gray stone columns and walls that include animals and soldiers. A slab in the foreground displays spring flowers in a cracked vase, lush fruit, and a colorful bird — the detailed imagery suggests a 17th Century Dutch still life, but without the somber lighting."