I became acquainted with art when I was a child because my family was an artist. When I was at my uncle’s house,( Professor Ali Ashraf Sandoghabadi) I met him with great masters of calligraphy such as Professor Gholam Hossein Amirkhani, Professor Yadollah Kaboli Khansari, Professor Farajullah Baziar, etc. Since then the ear-catching sound of caligraphy pen stick in my mind.My childhood was spent in such an atmosphe, before attending for university I was my uncle apprentice.In  2006-2010 I was able to get my degree at Iranian Caligraphy Institute with hardwork , dediction and guidence of my uncle.

In 2014 I graduated in Master’s degree in architecture,and When I was a student, one of my ideas was that how to combine calligraphy with architecture in the form of surrealist art, .One of my inspiration was  Belgian surrealist artist René Magritte I turned to surrealism in my work because in recent years I feel I can not change anything in realism, I thought that combining calligraphy and surreal painting with architecture has opened a new space in work and art for me, and I have been working in this field ever since. And since 2014, I have been holding exhibitions and teaching in classes and workshops.