Early works

As a woman who is living in Iran during the 21st Century, I was the witness of the movement from traditional society to modern society, and in this road, I noticed the native and traditional arts are going to aside. This matter became the primary concern in my artistic and professional life, colors, and patterns with thousands of years of history and a strong connection with our and our neighbors’ culture which makes beauty in human life in contemporary life.
 I start my artworks with a focus on women identify based on Iranian traditional patterns and colors to design fabric. During creating my works, I always think about to keep the women identity and focus on the beauty and difficulties to be a woman in the middle east besides showing the Iranian traditional arts to my audience. I believe that keep the native and traditional techniques alive not only is a way to connect with the world around us but also because of the nature of traditions it can help to keep our environment clean and improve morality.
I traveled to around Iran and had experience working and learning from many local artists. Now my goal is to learn and work on all other traditions in not only fabric design but other mediums like sculpture, painting, and installation. Learning and gaining experience from different artists from other culture always been my dream. Having even a small effect of contemporary human life or enshrine women identity, it’s my goal to be an artist.