Photography has always been my way of connecting with humanity, nature, beauty, and form—beginning with capturing portraits of family and friends. Over time, this passion evolved into a pursuit of minimalism and storytelling, where I seek to balance simplicity with emotional depth.

My work honors the human form, especially the female body, as a timeless piece of art—delicate, sculptural, and imbued with quiet strength.

I’ve known Kourosh Sotoodeh for a few years and always admired his work. It has been interesting to witness his recent move toward more personal fine art series.

I’ve always been a firm believer that it’s important for photographers to work on personal projects throughout their careers. If you’re only shooting for jobs (even editorial ones), you’re never free – there are always expectations and requests you need to worry about. Personal projects allow you to truly express yourself. Which can be daunting for some. It’s the fear of the white page for a writer!

Kourosh’s fine art photography captures the essence of simplicity, often presenting the human body as a delicate, sculptural, and timeless creation. His exhibit invites viewers into a world of stillness and contemplation, where every detail feels intentional and meaningful. By merging his expertise in fashion and beauty with a fine art sensibility, Kourosh has created a body of work that is both thought-provoking and visually stunning.