About Me
I was born in Tehran, Iran, in 1987.
My father has a car servicing and repair shop which would explain my passion with cars.
But I was also interested in painting since I was a child, so painting and cars became the two foremost influences in my life.
In my teenage years, I studied painting with various professors and at the same time, I worked in my father’s shop.
After graduating from high school, I studied graphics at the university and started painting professionally.
I first exhibited my works in a group exhibition with other artists in 2005 in Tehran.
Because of my passion with cars, they were mostly the subject of my works.
Working in a repair shop introduced me to the world of cars and car parts as well as giving me the opportunity to connect with different people in the community.
Thus, the connection between man, everyday life, cars, and art became the main concept of my works.
Through the decades, human beings experienced different conditions across varying societies with different lifestyles, so there were changes in the design, selection and manufacture of car materials.
I try to show these changes from a social and an artistic point of view in my paintings; changes that have been rapid in recent years and are rooted in the lifestyle and structure of a society.
This fact directed my attention to the classic cars which represent nostalgia, history and a way of life, and this is reflected in my works.
My works are created on canvas or with a combination of materials, and some of them are produced in NFT format.
Most of my works may convey an atmosphere full of ambiguity.
Moreover, one of my concerns involve bringing the relationship between people and art closer.
In today’s modern society, many people are so involved in the routines of everyday life that they have moved away from art and art spaces.
This is why human beings and living spaces have become so important to me, and I try to make murals, painting on ceilings, design collections and painting on different mediums.
I call on you to take part in my works so that art and painting will always be intrinsic in everyday life today.
In these years of my artistic activity, I have held several exhibitions in the D and Aria galleries in Tehran and in Barbara in Milan.
My works have been exhibited in the Art Fair of Tehran Palace and now I am one of the artists of the Barbara Gallery in Milan.
My father has a car servicing and repair shop which would explain my passion with cars.
But I was also interested in painting since I was a child, so painting and cars became the two foremost influences in my life.
In my teenage years, I studied painting with various professors and at the same time, I worked in my father’s shop.
After graduating from high school, I studied graphics at the university and started painting professionally.
I first exhibited my works in a group exhibition with other artists in 2005 in Tehran.
Because of my passion with cars, they were mostly the subject of my works.
Working in a repair shop introduced me to the world of cars and car parts as well as giving me the opportunity to connect with different people in the community.
Thus, the connection between man, everyday life, cars, and art became the main concept of my works.
Through the decades, human beings experienced different conditions across varying societies with different lifestyles, so there were changes in the design, selection and manufacture of car materials.
I try to show these changes from a social and an artistic point of view in my paintings; changes that have been rapid in recent years and are rooted in the lifestyle and structure of a society.
This fact directed my attention to the classic cars which represent nostalgia, history and a way of life, and this is reflected in my works.
My works are created on canvas or with a combination of materials, and some of them are produced in NFT format.
Most of my works may convey an atmosphere full of ambiguity.
Moreover, one of my concerns involve bringing the relationship between people and art closer.
In today’s modern society, many people are so involved in the routines of everyday life that they have moved away from art and art spaces.
This is why human beings and living spaces have become so important to me, and I try to make murals, painting on ceilings, design collections and painting on different mediums.
I call on you to take part in my works so that art and painting will always be intrinsic in everyday life today.
In these years of my artistic activity, I have held several exhibitions in the D and Aria galleries in Tehran and in Barbara in Milan.
My works have been exhibited in the Art Fair of Tehran Palace and now I am one of the artists of the Barbara Gallery in Milan.
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