Kavir has a strange depth for me and perhaps it is like that for everybody. Kavir, even its name sound symbolic and it has a different meaning for different people. Kavir is thirsty earth that in its crave for water it falls in love with mirage and knots its fate to aridity and thirst. In this way I think by using the element of earth and Kavir, I have approached some abstract signs of Iranian culture that can include my identity too. Your works show that you do not follow a fixed style.
Styles are the product of social conditions.
In other words, since the early times of cave-settlers to the present time, any artistic school and style that we see has been the product of the corresponding social, cultural, economic and political conditions of the society. But what you said is in a sense quite sound. I have never stopped at a point as I feel that after years of experience and work, I cannot walk on the same line anymore. Today, style has no longer any meaning for me. What I create is quite freely and outside the conventional frameworks and restrains.