For over a thousand years, Persian art has told stories in the delicate language of miniature painting, intricate tilework, and flowing calligraphy. Traditionally slow and devotional, it was meant to be touched by time—pages turned by hand, walls glazed by craftsmen, poems penned with a single breath.

But today, a new generation of artists is reshaping Persian aesthetics for the digital age. Their canvas isn’t parchment or plaster—it’s the screen.