Created on May 17, 2025 I made this piece after my first surgery. I went into my room the space I like to call my studio and just started playing with paint. It began messy and unplanned , I didn’t sketch anything out first. For a while, my sketchbook itself became the canvas. I let the process lead me, creating freely and instinctively. A good fact if you look at it for the first time you gonna see that the neck is not propperly placed but if you wake up and see it everyday you will not notice anything qrong woth it its nice isnt it how you can tell there is something wrong but after some time being with it you see no difference thats how human brain works.you see how some words were not writen propperly but still knew what it suppose to mean.

Ali Fazlipour

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My name is Ali. I’m 20 years old, and I’ve been creating art since I was around 14. I started out sketching with pencils on paper and kept at it for a few years before taking a break. At 18, I began painting seriously and started exploring different styles and ideas. I work mainly with acrylic paint and oil pastels. I like experimenting with both because they let me create strong colors, bold textures, and unique details in every piece. My work stands out for its originality and the unusual ways I combine shapes, colors, and layers. I want my art to catch people’s attention and make them stop to really look at it. I started working on smaller canvases, around 60–80cm, but I’ve been moving into larger pieces to challenge myself and bring more presence to my work. I’m focused on continuing to grow as an artist and eventually creating large-scale paintings that represent my progress and vision.