Figurative painter, digital artist, art educator

Based in Montreal, Canada, Homeira Mortazavi's artistic endeavors revolve around delving into the intricacies of the human condition, particularly with regard to topics such as self-identity, belonging, and women's experiences in relation to nature and society.

In her paintings, she incorporates her personal journey and the collective experiences of women, creating a bold visual representation of female strength and resilience. The women in her paintings exude a sense of power and grace, expressing an act of liberation and reconciliation with nature and society.

Homeira Mortazavi is the first Iranian-Canadian woman artist whose artworks are archived on the moon. They are engraved on NanoFiche inside the Lunar Codex time capsule that reached the moon via Odysseus moon lander in February 2024.