I was born in Tehran in 1986. Before pursuing art, I earned a diploma in Mathematics, which gave me a structured way of thinking that continues to inform my creative process today.
From 2006 to 2010, I studied Visual Communication at the University of Science and Culture in Tehran. After graduating, I worked as a graphic designer and illustrator for several years, collaborating with cultural institutions, start-ups, and major companies such as Kayson Inc. These experiences gave me a strong foundation in both corporate and creative environments.
In 2015, I moved to Rome to continue my studies at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma, completing a Master’s degree in Painting. There, I focused on life drawing, painting, art history, and aesthetics, exploring how classical approaches could connect with contemporary design and storytelling. During this period, I also participated in several collective exhibitions, including Iranian Culture Day at the Roman Philharmonic Academy in Rome, Different Horizons at Palazzo Farnese in Ortona, and Arte in Prospettiva 3 at Aurum in Pescara.
Since 2019, I have been working independently as an illustrator, painter, and UI/UX designer. My work often blends graphic design with traditional painting, drawing on Persian visual traditions while adapting them to modern contexts.
In recent years, I have also explored the visual storytelling of tarot, creating several complete decks. Two of these decks are being published by U.S. Games Systems.
Across painting, illustration, and design, my practice is rooted in visual storytelling—building bridges between tradition and innovation, analysis and creativity, image and experience.