Elham Arammanesh
Elham Arammanesh is an Iranian architect and watercolor artist from Sabzevar, Iran. Her background in architecture has shaped a distinctive artistic vision that explores the relationship between structure, movement, and the expressive freedom of watercolor. In 2025, she was selected for the 12th Brioude International Watercolor Biennial and the 20th Saint-Yrieix International Watercolor Exhibition in France, where she was also invited to lead a watercolor workshop and present a live painting demonstration at the Brioude Biennial. Her work has been exhibited internationally across Europe, Asia, North America, and Australia, published in WORLD ARTISTS International Art Magazine, and honored with the Honorary Art Achievement Award – Global Peace & Humanity Award 2025.
Nashmil Karimi
Nashmil is a visual artist based in Tehran who primarily works with colored pencil drawing and oil painting. Her practice moves between traditional media and digital art, with a strong focus on surrealist approaches. She is also active in scientific illustration and has illustrated a botanical science book. One of her works was selected for exhibition at NFT NYC in New York in 2025.
Asma Eskandari
Asma Eskandari is an Iranian painter who has been professionally dedicated to oil painting for the past five years. During this time, she has continuously developed her artistic practice under the mentorship of Fakhraddin Mokhbari, one of Iran’s distinguished painters. Her work primarily focuses on conceptual and narrative-driven paintings, exploring themes such as time, memory, human existence, and inner experience through visual language. For her, painting is not merely a visual medium, but a way of thinking, feeling, and engaging in dialogue with the world around her.
Maryam Ramezankhani
As a calligrapher and linguist, I explore how thoughts, emotions, and concepts take shape through language, form, and expression. Rooted in the tradition of Persian calligraphy, I am inspired by the connection between text, image, poetry, and cultural memory. In my practice, I deconstruct and reimagine words and forms to explore contemporary experiences and questions of existence. My work creates a space where the visible and invisible, the spoken and unspoken, meet. Through this process, I seek new ways for language and abstraction to communicate.
Fatemeh Karimi
Fatemeh Karimi began her artistic journey in her early teenage years, with a strong passion for watercolor painting. Over time, she had the opportunity to study under renowned artists and attend professional art courses and academies, including the Academy of Master Fakhruddin Makhbari. For the past five years, she has been dedicated to painting professionally, exploring a variety of techniques with a particular focus on oil painting. Through her work, she seeks to express the beauty of nature, emotion, and the universal language of peace.
