Portfolio
Works
The complete body of work, grouped by series. Select a painting to view it enlarged.
Flowerpot Series
Goldan · 2017–2022
A flowerpot is a domesticated landscape, nature kept alive at arm's length on a windowsill. Enlarged to body scale, the vessel hardens into strata while the blooms dissolve into pure gesture.
Acrylic on canvas · 180 × 200 cm · 2019
Acrylic on canvas · 190 × 210 cm · 2019
Acrylic on canvas · 280 × 280 cm · 2022
Oil on cardboard · 70 × 70 cm · 2017
Oil on cardboard · 70 × 70 cm · 2017
Oil on cardboard · 70 × 70 cm · 2017
Oil on cardboard · 70 × 70 cm · 2017
Bulls Series
Ghav-ha · 2015–2019
The bull of the Iranian village — labour, wealth and sacrifice compressed into a single body. Oil is pushed across cardboard with knife and hand until the pigment behaves like hide.
Oil on cardboard · 70 × 100 cm · 2019
Oil on cardboard · 70 × 100 cm · 2019
Oil on cardboard · 70 × 100 cm · 2019
Oil on cardboard · 70 × 100 cm · 2019
Oil on cardboard · 70 × 100 cm · 2019
Oil on cardboard · 70 × 100 cm · 2019
Oil on cardboard · 70 × 100 cm · 2019
Oil on paper · 23 × 23 cm · 2015
Watercolour on cardboard · 20 × 20 cm · 2015
Watercolour on cardboard · 20 × 30 cm · 2015
Watercolour on cardboard · 50 × 70 cm · 2017
Colchicum Series
Hasrat · 2024–2026
A flower that blooms only after its own leaves have died, painted at architectural scale across multi-panel canvases. Translucent veils of acrylic are broken by impasto ridges, so longing reads as landscape rather than still life.
Acrylic on canvas · 245 × 615 cm · 2024
Acrylic on canvas · 190 × 400 cm · 2026
Acrylic on canvas · 210 × 465 cm · 2025
Acrylic on canvas · 210 × 465 cm · 2025
Anywhere Series
Har Koja · 2017–2018
Figures and fragments that belong to no fixed place, moving between monumental canvas and private ink note. The restrained palette gives each mark the weight of a coordinate on an empty map.
Acrylic on canvas · 100 × 100 cm · 2018
Acrylic on canvas · 100 × 100 cm · 2018
Ink on paper · 20 × 20 cm · 2018
Ink on paper · 15 × 15 cm · 2017
Fish Series
MaAhi · 2012
Large square canvases turn the Caspian catch into a single field of movement, silver over ochre. It is an early statement of the artist's ecological concern: abundance painted as it begins to thin.
Acrylic on canvas · 180 × 180 cm · 2012
Acrylic on canvas · 180 × 180 cm · 2012
Acrylic on canvas · 180 × 180 cm · 2012
Acrylic on canvas · 120 × 180 cm · 2012
Acrylic on canvas · 120 × 180 cm · 2012