Mahsa Tehrani is an Iranian narrative artist whose practice blends Persian miniature influences with surreal, dreamlike imagery. She constructs personal, imaginary worlds without fixed borders or geography, using symbolic forms, animals, and mythological beings to explore the emotional landscape of contemporary life, memory, and human–nature relationships. Tehrani’s work deliberately defies conventional narrative and formal expectations to provoke complex emotional responses.

Her paintings have been shown in solo and group exhibitions internationally, including Bavan Gallery, Tehran; London Art Fair; and “I and the ME,” Hong Kong.