Artworks

Bahar — meaning 'spring' in Persian — is a series that explores the fragile threshold between renewal and longing. Through figurative forms suspended in light and atmosphere, the works examine moments of awakening: emotional, psychological, and physical. Each painting captures a quiet breath before change.

Samin is an intimate portrait series dedicated to the study of presence — how a single figure can carry an entire emotional universe. The works focus on psychological interiority, exploring the invisible weight of thought, memory, and perception through the human form.

The Left Behind investigates the emotional residue of abandonment — the objects, gestures, and silences that remain after departure. The series questions what it means to be left, or to leave, and how the human figure becomes a site of unresolved absence.

The Surfaces examines the outermost layer of the self — the face we offer the world and the distance between that surface and what lies beneath. The series challenges superficiality not as shallowness, but as a philosophical condition: the skin as boundary, threshold, and language.