At 18, I left my small, green village near the Caspian Sea to pursue my studies in the capital of Iran, Tehran. I was accepted into the University of Tehran, one of the best institutions in Iran for studying photography. Following graduation, I remained in Tehran for over three years, dedicating myself to work until I made the decision to move to France.

At 26, I departed from my homeland and family to reside in France. Initially, I joined a Master’s program in Art Rhetoric, providing me with an opportunity to delve deeper into various art forms such as paintings, music, and the philosophy of art. Given my longstanding desire to work in the cultural sector, I recognized the importance of a well-rounded education in this field.

By the age of 28, I decided to continue my studies in cultural communications. During my pervious experiences, I gained some skills like a proficient knowledge of visual techniques to produce images and videos, knowing Adobe software, techniques of digital communications, etc. All of that make me think a position in communication is a good choice for my career. After the first year of university, I started a short internship in one of the French national museums: The Castle of Pau. Following this short internship, in parallel with my second year, I started a long full-time internship in the same museum for a year

I want to see and learn more about the other cultures and the other peoples. Life for me is a place to learn and grow, and for growing, I learned to be patient, motivated, hard worker, and open to challenges.