Portraits of Iran is a photography series that explores the paradoxes of life in contemporary Iran, taking on the clichés and getting underneath the skin of a society that is still little known and barely understood by the outside world.

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ABOUT ME

I am a lecturer in Digital Innovation in the Department of Digital Humanities in King's College, London where I convene the MA in Digital Asset and Media Management programme. My academic research focuses on how the collective identities that define industry sectors constrain and enable organisational-level innovation.

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When I am not attending to my academic duties, I indulge in a range of creative activities, including photography and music. My first book, which will be published by Emerald Publishing (London) in  2021, explores the role of technology in shaping both aesthic and market logics in the classical music sector.