Navid Azimi Sajadi is a visual artist whose practice bridges drawing, printmaking, sculpture, and installation to explore the architectures of memory, myth, and power. His works often combine classical references with contemporary forms—layering gold leaf, etched surfaces, and technical precision to create hybrid worlds where East and West, sacred and profane, converge. Oscillating between ornamental restraint and surreal distortion, his language evokes both ancient iconography and speculative futures.
