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01 / Graphic Design

Motion / Broadcast.

Broadcast identities, title sequences and visual systems made for moving images.

Avicenna, The Man Who Cured the World title sequence

Avicenna, The Man Who Cured the World

2026

Three-dimensional Didgah Persian logotype illuminated in purple and magenta against a dark background, developed as part of the programme’s broadcast identity.

Didgah | Broadcast Identity & Visual System

2023

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02 / Graphic Design

Brand Identity.

Identity systems built to carry an idea across applications, formats and audiences.

Saba Productions logo in white on a deep navy background.

Saba Productions | Visual Identity and Brand Design

2026

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03 / Graphic Design

Editorial.

Editorial identities, covers and spreads shaped through typography, image and sequence.

A collection of ZaneRooz magazine issues arranged in a fan, with the first issue featuring a black-and-white portrait with red lips in the foreground.

ZaneRooz- Editorial Identity & Art Direction

2015-2017

A collection of Unique Magazine issues arranged in a fan-like display, showing the publication’s changing cover designs and consistent Unique identity across multiple editions.

Unique Magazine Editorial Identity & Art Direction

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04 / Graphic Design

Logos.

Marks and wordmarks reduced to their clearest and most memorable form.

cruisezania logo

CruiseZania

Dian Machine logo

Dian Machine

Ghoddusi Orphanage Centre logo featuring a symmetrical turquoise geometric motif with eight white heart-shaped forms arranged around a central orange circle, surrounded by small turquoise circles on a white background.

Ghoddusi Orphanage Centre Logo

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05 / Graphic Design

Posters.

Ideas compressed into a single visual field, from cultural work to public messages.

Human-rights poster featuring a black silhouette of an outstretched hand holding a blue butterfly, set against layered text from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The composition references Article 1 and uses the butterfly as a symbol of freedom, dignity and equality.

Article 1, Human Rights Poster

Minimal environmental poster combining the graphic symbols of the sun and an electrical socket into a single yellow-and-black icon on a white background. The message “Plug Into the Sun” promotes solar energy through a simple visual metaphor.

Plug Into the Sun

Minimal conceptual poster featuring a single metallic key against a black background, with a keyhole embedded within the head of the key itself. The accompanying question “Who Holds the Key?” creates a visual paradox around access, control and authority.

Who Holds the Key?

2010

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