Parin Heidari is a multidisciplinary, ambidextrous Iranian artist based in the United States. Known for her synesthesia-driven practice and her ability to draw with both hands simultaneously, her work centers on expressive one-line drawings and contemporary portraits that explore emotion, vulnerability, and human complexity through minimal form.

Parin studied Fine Art in Iran before earning a BA in Industrial Design and Visual Communication from Politecnico di Torino in Italy. Having lived and worked across Iran, Italy, the Netherlands, and the United States, her multicultural background and constant movement between places deeply shape her artistic language. Before becoming a full-time artist, she spent 15 years as a Creative Director and Graphic Designer, collaborating with internationally recognized brands such as Roku and Luxottica.

Since entering the Web3 space in 2021, Parin’s work has received broad recognition. She was the only artist featured across every NFT collection of TIME Magazine’s TIMEPieces series. Her artworks have been exhibited internationally across Europe, North America, Australia, and Asia, and her latest pieces are now part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Art + Light.

Parin’s practice also extends into large-scale, interdisciplinary collaborations. She has worked with the Hi.DARS Robotics Lab at Texas Tech University on Art vs. Code, a project that merges drawing, robotics, and light-based performance to explore the relationship between human intuition and machine logic.

She has collaborated with musicians such as Timbaland and Christian Burns, translating sound and emotion into visual form, and regularly performs live ambidextrous drawing sessions. Rooted in a lifelong daily drawing practice, Parin’s work distills layered emotional states into a single continuous line, using simplicity, rhythm, and color to make complex inner experiences visible and accessible.