Hamidreza Jadid is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, sculpture, installation, video, and theatrical or interactive environments. Across these interconnected forms, his work confronts memory, systems of power, ornamentation, ideology, and the tensions inherent in both images and materials. Drawing on architectural, religious, and political iconography—alongside personal and cultural memory—Jadid’s visual language blurs the boundaries of the beautiful, the satirical, and the unstable. Whether through layered surfaces or immersive spaces, his practice negotiates preservation and erasure, personal intimacy and collective narrative—always inviting multiple readings.