She was born in 1980 in the city of Lahijan in Caspian Sea region of Iran.
  2000-2006 studied industrial design in Tehran art university, also worked as graphic designer in Amir kabir university Literature Moon Festivals.
  2003, she participated in the First Group Painting Exhibition in Tehran Art University.
  2004, participated in a group handicraft exhibition in Naft Gallery in Tehran.
  2005, she made an conceptual art performance by human and environmental packaging in the annual packaging performance in competition of Art University of Tehran .
  From 2007-2009, taught glass and ceramic credits at Tehran art university and also designed glass products in collaboration with a Japanese factory (Toyo-Sasaki Glass) and Iranian company. She was successful in design because  was able to carry her painter spirit to the world of design, but always had a separate relationship with painting and never left it, and at the same time she apprenticed to painter teachers Mohammad Ebrahim Jafari and Mohammad Reza Lahiji.
  In 2013, she participated in a group painting exhibition in Tehran Melal Gallery.
  In 2014, studied painting at Marmara University as a visiting student for a semester , but realized that she was not an academician so despite her interest in the university, continued on her unique way independently. At the same time, she have been continued design and have been designed for many domestic brands in Turkey.
In 2020 She started to exhibited in a group exhibition by Nidra and Neta art gallery .
  Joined some Turkey Art fairs such as IAAF 2021, ARTCONTACT 2022, ARTCONTACT 2023.

  The paintings of the Parallel Life project ( Julia Roberts in Iran) were exhibited in the last three exhibitions.
  In 2023, she participated in Silk Road & FemeninArtFest Festivals  as artist and speaker that coordinated by SANATAEVET project.

 In 2023, she stablished her first Turkish bood as "Marina Abromovic'in izi" by Artshop.

In 2023, stablished article titled by "Coming back to art by horses" in ​VIII. international Turkish art & culture Symposium book by Antalya University.

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