Sacred Geometry of the Carpet

Interdisciplinary Artist · Carpet Designer & Researcher · Video Artist

My artistic practice unfolds at the intersection of heritage, sacred geometry, and new media—where the algorithmic essence of Persian carpet design dialogues with fractals and the moving image. Holding a BA in Carpet Design from Shiraz University and an MA in Carpet Research from the Art University of Isfahan, I have long explored the hidden mathematical and symbolic codes within textiles, driven by the belief that “every carpet possesses a face and a voice.”

Over more than a decade of professional practice, I have conceptualized and developed classic, modern, and post-modern collections for leading carpet houses including Forouzan, Sahand and Mirmola Soraya. Since 2021, in collaboration with Platform 101 and Famori Studio, I extended this material inquiry into the digital realm, fusing textile aesthetics with glitch art, collage, and time-based media.

My video and digital works have been showcased in international exhibitions and festivals across Italy, the United States, France, Spain, the UK, and Brazil. In 2024, I was awarded the Odyssée Artist Residency at Noirlac Abbey, France, supported by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the ACCR.

Whether composing for high-end carpet production or orchestrating an immersive video installation, my mission remains constant: honoring the profound legacy of Iranian visual culture while translating it into dynamic, contemporary global forms.