We may be different, speak different languages, or live on opposite sides of the world—but we all ache, we all dream, and we all long for the same things in life. My art is a visual expression of our collective need for belonging, meaning, and purpose—shaped by the human experiences that move through each of us: love, wonder, memory, and hope.

Through layered color and flowing forms, I translate feeling into motion. My process is fluid and intuitive—where no two pieces, like no two people, ever take the same path. By choosing to work with inks on canvas or synthetic paper, I invite movement, unpredictability, and emotion in the process – qualities that mirror the way we experience life and connection. I allow the materials to move freely—sometimes colliding, sometimes blending—mirroring the way we move through one another’s lives. Though each painting is one of a kind, they are bound by a shared sense of motion, depth, and presence—like variations of the same unspoken language.

As a Persian-American, I grew up suspended between two cultures—never fully rooted in either. But as I started traveling through the world, discovering new places, cultures, and ways of life, I began to see that even with all of our differences, what we long for often leads us to the same place. Painting became the place where those moments could live—instinctive, unfiltered, and beyond the need for words.