I was born in 1989 in Shiraz, near the Zagros mountain range, and I am a self-taught photographer. I began photography at the age of 18 and have continued to develop my work through personal experience and continuous exploration. Working in a challenging environment has shaped both my perspective and artistic approach.
My practice focuses mainly on conceptual photography and creative editing, while wedding photography is also part of my professional work. Through art, I have connected with people from different cultures and learned from their experiences and perspectives.
The poetry of Omar Khayyam and Rumi has deeply influenced me. I was also inspired by my mother and grandmother, who wove traditional carpets. The simplicity, geometry, and symbolic imagery of Persian carpets left a lasting impression on my imagination and continue to influence the visual language of my work today.