This gallery presents a selection of my design work over the years—books, visual identities, exhibition materials, banners, catalogs, and printed matter created in collaboration with NGOs, artists, cultural institutions, and grassroots movements.
Whether the assignment was to shape a publication, design campaign visuals, or translate an idea into an exhibition format, the aim has always been the same: clarity, resonance, and respect for the subject. I approach design as a form of storytelling.
The work in this section spans decades and disciplines, from minimalist layouts to more expressive ones. Some projects were driven by urgent advocacy; others were slow, collaborative processes involving curators, editors, or activists.
This archive does not include Hope, Vote & Bullets or A Year in Iran, which are presented as standalone works .
What ties everything together is not a single aesthetic, but a consistent idea:
Design should not shout. It should hold space, intelligently, quietly, and with care.
