Amir Fattahi (1995), a.k.a. WormBrain (WB), is an international Persian artist who began his career as a visual artist through fine art, design, development and music in his hometown, Tehran, in the late 2000s.
With a background in academic fine arts such as painting and visual communication and as a self-taught developer and self-experienced musician, he explores relationships between life, art, culture, traditions, rituals, nostalgia, symbols, and elements in his practices and creates works rooted in the art movements and inspired by ancient Persian and Middle Eastern arts such as geometry, architecture, miniatures, calligraphy, and music, using various mediums, techniques, materials, forms, sounds, and locations.
His artworks were exhibited in the Middle East, Europe, and North America, and The Huffington Post called him one of the 12 street artists transforming the walls of Iran.