I was born in Isfahan in 1990 and graduated with a Master’s degree from Isfahan University of Art in 2016. I began my professional practice in the same year, and in 2018 presented my first body of work in Tehran. My first solo exhibition emerged from personal memories of the past. I returned to childhood, revisiting fragments of lived moments, memories that surfaced through layers of recollection, dreams, and sleep.

Within my painted world, space appeared vast, while human figures felt small, fragile, and unprotected within the expanse of existence.
Each year, I presented a new exhibition reflecting my own way of living. Gradually, I moved from past to present. The present became a place of escape, where I realized that in trying to flee from truth, I had been endlessly running from it. Figures drifted and ran across the open field of life, moving farther away, hoping to reach light.

From there, I was drawn into another realm: a desert where the desire is to hide or take shelter beneath a bush, a place where you wish to remain unseen, yet you are fully visible and illuminated. There are no walls, no spaces left for escape. In this realm, you are exposed and unmistakably present. After a three-year pause and distance from exhibiting my work, I arrived at a place of habitation. Colors returned, and so did I, back to life.

Painting, for me, did not begin at a specific time or place. As long as I can remember, it has accompanied me. In childhood, in silence, among trees, in my father’s hands, and in everything I saw and lived, painting followed me like a shadow. My world began with silence and light. In moments when nothing is spoken, more light becomes visible. My world started with whiteness; instead of adding, I tried to remove what was unnecessary. I wanted to speak simply, honestly, and without fear, like whispering a secret into a friend’s ear.

I currently live and work in Isfahan, Iran, in my personal studio. I carry several unseen bodies of work in my suitcase, and each day I wake with new dreams and images.