Parisa Shoja’zadeh began her professional career in painting in 2017. Her works are a reflection of inner explorations into emotion, nature, and the hidden roots of the human experience. In her paintings, she creates worlds where the boundaries between imagination and reality dissolve.
In her recent series, she delves into themes such as growth, resilience, and invisibility. In “Weeds”, she
portrays weeds as metaphors for suppressed emotions and vital life forces—an effort to reveal the beauty of growth within rejection.
Shoja’zadeh’s art reflects a constant search for meaning, identity, and connection with the natural world. She is
currently working from her studio in Tehran, creating new series inspired by the nature surrounding her.