Vahid Mirzaei is an independent multidisciplinary artist and creative director with more than a decade of continuous professional experience across visual arts, contemporary media, and creative production. His practice focuses on the intersection of art, visual storytelling, cultural expression, and immersive experiences, with a strong emphasis on conceptual development and artistic identity.

Throughout his career, he has collaborated with creatives, institutions, and cultural communities across multiple international contexts. His work and artistic activities have extended through countries in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia, reflecting a cross-cultural perspective shaped by diverse artistic environments and audiences.

Mirzaei’s professional background spans a wide range of creative fields, including contemporary visual art, digital media, photography, cinematic aesthetics, exhibition projects, creative branding, and interdisciplinary art direction. His approach combines artistic sensitivity with modern visual language, often exploring themes of human connection, perception, identity, and emotional atmosphere.

Endangered Animal Atlas Educational Graphic Posters by Vahid Mirzaei Endangered Animal Atlas is a series of educational posters that presents 52 endangered animals. Each animal is illustrated with its English name and its conservation status. The posters support Persian speakers who are learning English, and they also inform readers about the state of wildlife. The illustrations are made with digital painting in a two-color scheme, which keeps every image simple and clear. Each poster measures 100 by 100 centimeters. The series joins vocabulary learning with information about species protection.

Omar Khayyam Poster by Vahid Mirzaei Omar Khayyam is a series of urban posters that present the poetry of the Persian poet Omar Khayyam. The posters mark the 975th anniversary of the poet's birth. Each poster combines Persian typography with an English translation placed in the upper left area. The type design draws on classical Persian calligraphy and is refined for legibility in busy public settings. Each poster measures 150 by 107 centimeters and uses CMYK color at 300 dpi. The series was shown in metro stations and other public spaces in Tehran.

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Vahid Mirzaei is ICCI member since 2025, with 4080 ICCI rating.