Amir Toossi

Amir Toossi (b.1981) is an emerging artist whose work explores emotion, perception, and the tension between chaos and control. Drawing on a background in systems design, he creates bold, fragmented imagery through distorted figures, visceral textures, and fluid compositions that feel both dreamlike and psychologically charged. Influenced by film, music, and contemporary visual culture, his work reflects on the constant flow of imagery we consume and the shared sense of disarray it can evoke.
Alongside his visual practice, Amir has contributed to projects that merge art, music, and storytelling, with work featured by Clash Magazine and Abbey Road Studios. Over the past few years, he has focused intensely on drawing, developing his artistic voice through study at the Royal Drawing School. Recent projects include creating artwork for Brian Eno’s Earth/Percent initiative, reflecting his belief in art’s ability to inspire social and environmental change

PhD in System Design