The Artist
About
Mosâfer — The Traveler
Mehdi Rooz is an Iranian digital artist whose practice lives at the intersection of 3D sculpture and continental philosophy. Working from Tehran, he renders figures that exist at the boundary between clay and light — material and thought — using 3ds Max and Blender as his primary instruments.
His work is shaped by the weight of being modern and alive — the particular loneliness of selfhood in an age of relentless visibility. Influenced by Heidegger's phenomenology, Kundera's meditation on lightness and unbearability, and the slow cinema of Tarkovsky, each piece is not an answer but a question held in space.
“The work is not about beauty. It is about recognition.”