Karimi

"God is beautiful, and He loves beauty." This profound belief guides my artistic journey. Visual arts are not merely a form of expression but a reflection of the truths within society. Through my work, I strive to convey both the messages embedded in my subjects and the creative beauty that flows from deep thought and effort. In painting, my primary medium is oil, where I focus on depicting the historical landmarks of my homeland, as well as the natural beauty and values inherent in its landscapes. Additionally, I have mastered the seven classical styles of Islamic calligraphy, where I use a special wooden pen and watercolor. Through the incorporation of geometric shapes, I craft calligraphic pieces that are as intricate as they are meaningful. From my youth, I have always maintained a positive outlook on my work. Passion for progress has driven me, allowing me to establish myself as an educator and an artist. I often find myself inspired by sudden ideas, which I quickly sketch and later develop into finished pieces. Although my creative efforts were not always recognized in the way they deserved, I persevered. Becoming a refugee in America and resuming my artistic practice has reignited my hope and love for art. I am deeply grateful for the warm reception my work has received in galleries and programs. This journey has allowed me to re-establish myself as an artist, and I take immense joy in sharing my creations with a broader audience. As I mentioned before, my artistic works are largely inspired by my surroundings, and I sometimes symbolically reflect realities through my art. I am now very interested in learning the styles that are most popular in the US. My art serves not only as a reflection of my personal experiences but also as a bridge to a deeper understanding of beauty, culture, and the divine.