Date: February 23 – March 1, 2018
Gallery: Saqi Gallery, Tehran, Iran
Number of Works: 35
Styles:
• Realist Persian Calligraphy, ink on paper
• Realist Calligraphy on gemstones
• Realist Calligraphy on wooden objects (candlesticks, wooden boxes)
• Abstract works, acrylic on canvas, in an abstract expressionist style

This exhibition marked the beginning of my transformation — a bold step beyond the confines of traditional calligraphy training. The influential teachings of Dr. Amir Sasan Mostafavi opened a new horizon in my mind, leading me toward unexplored artistic realms and inspiring the creation of novel, original works.

Date: June 28 – July 5, 2013
Gallery: Saqi Gallery, Tehran, Iran
Number of Works: 15
Style: Realist Persian Calligraphy, ink on paper
Presentation: Framed with mat (passe-partout)

This exhibition, titled Kindness, was the first I held after founding Saqi Gallery. Every chosen piece — from calligraphy to selected poetry — revolved around the theme of kindness, offering a heartfelt tribute to gentleness and compassion.

Date: October 26–30, 2012
Gallery: Atashzad Gallery, Tehran, Iran
Number of Works: 23
Style: Realist Persian Calligraphy, ink on paper
Presentation: Framed with mat (passe-partout)

Following my debut solo exhibition, I began attending advanced classes in Shekasteh Nasta'liq calligraphy with greater focus. Although this second exhibition maintained the same stylistic approach, my technical execution and artistic maturity had noticeably improved.
While I don’t recall all the specific details, I do remember that this exhibition also enjoyed a successful reception and strong sales overall...

Date: February 17–23, 2012
Gallery: Atashzad Gallery, Tehran, Iran
Number of Works: 28
Style: Realist Persian Calligraphy, ink on paper
Presentation: Framed with mat (passe-partout)

My very first solo exhibition featured 28 pieces of realist calligraphy and was met with a truly warm reception 24 works were sold on the opening day alone.
Though I poured my best into those works at the time, today I wouldn't endorse even one of them. And yet, what resonated with the audience were not just the strokes of the pen, but the delicate, heartfelt poems woven into each piece. Sweet are the memories of those early days...