Ahmad Amirkhani is a talented artist from Isfahan , known for creating light sculptures made of paper and wood . His work reflects the spirit of his city , which has long been a center of Persian art , architecture , and craftsmanship . Inspired by the cultural beauty of Isfahan , Amirkhani uses light as a central element in his creations , turning simple materials into glowing works of art .
In his studio in Isfahan, Amirkhani designs and builds each sculpture by hand. The wooden frames provide strength and shape , while the paper layers allow light to pass through softly , creating a warm and magical glow. This combination of traditional methods and innovative lighting techniques makes his sculptures unique and admired by many.
Amirkhani’s light sculptures or light sculptures paper often carry cultural and symbolic meaning . Some are inspired by nature , such as flowers , birds , or trees , while others reflect Persian patterns and artistic traditions . By merging these inspirations with modern design , he bridges the gap between heritage and contemporary art.
Through his work , Ahmad Amirkhani has contributed to the artistic identity of Isfahan . His luminous sculptures are displayed in exhibition , galleries , and private collections , where they are celebrated for their beauty and originality . He represents a new wave of Iranian artists who honor tradition while pushing the boundaries of creativity .
