Parham Hakimian

I explore the tension between structure and intuition through slow, layered mark-making.
My practice centers on creating visual systems that emerge from repetition, interruption, and the quiet logic of minimal forms.

Working primarily with ink and acrylic on cotton-based papers and boards, I build my compositions through hundreds of micro-gestures—each one contributing to a field that oscillates between control and unpredictability. My work often investigates rhythm, geometric vibration, and the emotional residue left by precision.

I prefer a studio process that is intentionally meticulous. Every piece is developed over multiple sessions, allowing time, error, and intuition to re-shape the initial structure. The result is a body of work concerned with mapping internal states through minimal yet highly intentional forms.

Master Degree

Independent studies in:

– Contemporary Abstraction
– Visual Systems & Pattern Theory
– Color Dynamics
– Minimalist Composition
– Mixed-Media Surface Techniques

Additional training through private mentorships, artist-led workshops, and long-term studio practice.