Iranian thinker
Faryad Naseri
Faryad NaseriContemporary Poetry and Philosophy of ArtIranian
Lift your head so we can look at each other fully. Obviously, it's impossible. Maybe by autumn this street will have felt like growing bigger. Sparrows walk on the snow.
Life and Thought
Faryad Naseri is a contemporary Iranian poet, born in March 1981, and a graduate of Philosophy of Art from the University of Art, Tehran. He is the managing director of Hekmat-e Kalameh Publications, and his poetry pays special attention to thought and social issues. Collections such as 'Sparrows Walk on the Snow' and 'Tired Soldiers Behind Flat Bunkers' are among his well-known works.
Faryad Naseri is an Iranian poet, writer, and publisher, born in March 1981 in Hamadan Province and currently living in Tehran. He holds a master's degree in Philosophy of Art from the University of Art, Tehran, and is currently a doctoral student in Philosophy of Art.
Naseri began his literary career with the poetry collection 'Sparrows Walk on the Snow,' which was a semi-finalist for the 2008 Poetry of the Year Award. His second collection, 'Tired Soldiers Behind Flat Bunkers,' was a winner at the Shiraz Poetry Festival. Among his other poetic works are 'Sprouting,' 'Incantations of Denial,' and 'Sacred,' which is considered his fifth book of poetry.
In Naseri's poetry, attention to thought and social issues holds a special place. Using relatively simple language and employing imagery and concision, he creates atmospheres that sometimes take on historical, religious, and philosophical dimensions. In addition to being a poet, Naseri is the managing director of Hekmat-e Kalameh Publications and is active in publishing philosophical, literary, and artistic works.
