Persian Poet is a first-generation multidisciplinary artist and writer born in the Frank Lloyd Wright suburbs of Chicago to Iranian parents who built their world through design, fashion, and textiles. Design, language, and aesthetic intentionality have surrounded her from the beginning — shaping a practice grounded in presence, precision, and emotional architecture.

Now based in New York City, she transforms memory and identity into what she calls emotional graffiti — language activated in public space, material form, and communal ritual. Her work began as anonymous poetry on city sidewalks and has since evolved into a living archive: one that moves between streets, skin, galleries, and text-based objects.

Since launching in 2021, her work has appeared across cities including Paris, Milan, Mexico City, and Dubai. Recognized and reshared by voices across art, fashion, and culture — including Ilana Glazer, Candice Swanepoel, and Travis Kelce — Persian Poet has become more than a name: it is a mode of presence, a poetic intervention, and a living body of work.