A selection of photographic work moving between architecture, documentary observation, portraiture, product imagery, and personal studies.
2024
Rehearsal Photography Oslo, Norway Neshat Shirazi
Passer Min Beat?
Passer min beat? brought together students from Nordic Black Xpress and musicians from The Norwegian Chamber Orchestra in a collaborative stage production exploring belonging, identity, and the relationship between the individual and the group. Neshat photographed the rehearsal process, documenting the interactions and creative exchange behind the production, which was later nominated for the Hedda Award for Best Youth Performance.
A black-and-white study of the spatial, structural, and atmospheric qualities of Masjed-e Jame in Isfahan. The series focuses on rhythm, light, depth, geometry, and the relationship between architectural form and the movement of the viewer through space.
A series documenting the architectural character of Tabas through details, surfaces, spatial fragments, and traces of everyday life. The photographs explore the relationship between built form, texture, climate, and the visual memory of place.
A photographic exploration of the historic architecture of Ardestan, focusing on the spatial and ornamental qualities of its built heritage. The series treats architecture not only as an object of documentation, but as a field of light, pattern, scale, and lived presence.
A photographic study of Shahyad Tower through fragments, curves, surfaces, and structural detail. Rather than documenting the monument as a whole, the series isolates its geometry and material transitions, revealing the building through shifting viewpoints and abstract compositions.
2014
Analog Photography Tehran, Iran Neshat Shirazi
Grands
Grands is an intimate analog portrait series centred on older family members and the physical traces of age. Close views of faces, hands, skin, and gesture turn ordinary bodily details into records of memory, intimacy, and the passage of time.
A photographic series developed around Souchen’s visual identity and products. The work combines product presentation with more atmospheric and editorial imagery, using light, composition, and material detail to build a visual language around the brand.