Our artists are accomplished, sought-after figures with proven success across the international art market.

 

At May Fine Art, we represent a curated network of distinguished contemporary artists, each with a strong track record in leading galleries, museum exhibitions, and prestigious auction houses. Their practices span a wide range of mediums, scales, techniques, and colour palettes, allowing us to respond to the aesthetic direction and spatial needs of every project. While our selections are always tailored to our clients' vision, we remain committed to sourcing and providing only high-quality, authentic artworks that elevate each interior with depth, character, and lasting value.

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Shirin Neshat

Shirin Neshat (b. 1957) is an Iranian-born, New York-based artist and filmmaker whose internationally acclaimed work explores themes of gender, identity, exile, faith and cultural politics. Best known for her powerful photographic and video works, Neshat often examines the complex relationship between Islamic culture and contemporary society. Her work has been exhibited at major institutions worldwide and she received the Golden Lion at the 1999 Venice Biennale.

At May Fine Art, we offer authentic, affordable limited-edition prints by Shirin Neshat, signed by the artist.

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Hami Ebrah

Hami Ebrah
Hami is a London-based British artist known for his sculptural and textured wall installations that elevate architectural spaces. With formal training in sculpture and graphic design, his practice merges traditional craftsmanship with contemporary elegance. Hami’s bespoke works feature in high-end residential, commercial, and ultra-luxury projects worldwide—from New York and Los Angeles to the UAE and London, including superyachts. His clients include Ron Dennis and Academy Award winner Emma Thompson. Notable projects include his contribution to the monumental Grain Rice Sculpture commissioned by HSBC, reflecting his mastery of material and form in transforming interiors into immersive, tactile environments.

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Maryam Firuzi


Maryam is a young, award-winning visual artist whose multidisciplinary practice weaves together cinematic storytelling, Persian poetry, and painting. In a 2021 interview with Elles x Paris Photo, she spoke of these layered influences shaping her work. Her photo series Reading for Tehran Streets exemplifies this fusion. Firuzi is a two-time recipient of the Peace Medal from the Global Peace Photo Award (2018 & 2022), and her work has been exhibited internationally—from La Gacilly Photo Festival to the Albert Kahn Museum in Paris (2024). She is also the 2022 laureate of the IWPA Award and has been featured in The Guardian and other major publications.

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Sani Rad

Sani Rad is a London-based painter and master of Tazhib—the traditional art of Islamic illumination, often created with real gold ink. Originally from Isfahan, the historic heart of Persian art, she is renowned for her intricate geometric and vegetal ornamentation, and her exceptional ability to harmonise colours with precision and depth. With an academic background in fine art and years of dedicated practice, Sani brings a contemporary sensitivity to a centuries-old craft. Her works are meditative, detailed, and luminous—bridging tradition and modernity with elegance and restraint. Her pieces are held in several prominent private collections, including those of the late Jeremy Hardy and the legendary Emma Thompson.

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Afshin Naghouni (Ash)

Afshin Naghouni (Ash) is a London-based painter known for his bold, expressive works that explore themes of identity, resistance, and the human form. Trained in fine art, he brings together classical technique and contemporary urgency in compositions that are visually arresting and emotionally layered. Naghouni’s signature style is defined by dynamic forms, complex surfaces, and a striking command of colour—his strong, deliberate colour patterns create tension and harmony in equal measure. His large-scale mixed media paintings blur the line between abstraction and figuration, often confronting beauty, power, and the politics of visibility. His work has been exhibited internationally and is held in several prominent private and public collections, including that of philanthropist and art patron Bita Daryabari.

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Maliheh Zafarnezhad

Maliheh Zafarnezhad is a multidisciplinary artist and educator based in the UK, recognised for her rich practice in painting, drawing, printmaking, installation and video art. With an academic background in art and a Master’s in the History of Art and Architecture, her work draws deeply from themes of identity, memory, migration and the female experience. Zafarnezhad’s distinctive pieces frequently use acrylic gel transfer and collage to layer personal and archival imagery, creating textured narratives that explore emotional complexity and cultural intersections. Her practice has been shown internationally in solo and group exhibitions, and her work has been acquired for the permanent collection of Durham University’s Oriental Museum.

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Mehdi Nabavi

Mehdi Nabavi is a London-based painter and sculptor known for his distinctive use of mirror mosaics. His practice brings together painting, sculpture, and reflective surfaces to explore perception, fragmentation, and light. Nabavi’s work has been widely celebrated, including a solo exhibition at Philippe Es Art Gallery, Nice, France (2026), participation in group exhibitions such as Ex Voto’s, curated by Rose Issa at Tank Magazine, London (2025), and a recent successful sale at Bonhams Auction (2026).

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PARIZAD (Parizad Nobakht)

PARIZAD (Parizad Nobakht) is a British-Iranian multidisciplinary artist and journalist based in London. Her practice moves between ceramics, painting, printmaking, and collage, exploring memory, cultural transition, and the interplay between chance and control. Working intuitively across two- and three-dimensional forms, she transforms clay, ink, paint, and paper into tactile, organic compositions shaped by personal experience and emotion. Her work reflects on the relationship between memory and the present, balancing structured forms with spontaneous gestures. PARIZAD has exhibited her work in a range of solo and group exhibitions in the UK.

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Shokoufeh Fallah

Shokoufeh Fallah is a London-based Iranian printmaker with more than two decades of experience in the field. Her practice explores the expressive potential of printmaking through layered processes and a sensitive engagement with material and form. She was the recipient of the East London Printmakers (ELP) Bursary Award in 2022 and is currently an Associate Member and Keyholder at East London Printmakers Studio. Fallah has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions internationally and is a member of the Contemporary Visual Arts Development Institute.

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Mohadese Eivazkhani

Mohadese Eivazkhani is an Iranian contemporary artist whose paintings explore memory, identity and the emotional landscapes of everyday life. Working with a distinctive visual language that balances figuration and abstraction, Eivazkhani creates atmospheric compositions in which colour, gesture and layered surfaces evoke moments of introspection and quiet tension. Her works often suggest fleeting narratives, inviting viewers to engage with the psychological and poetic dimensions of her subjects. Through a sensitive approach to colour and form, she transforms personal and collective experiences into richly textured paintings that remain open to interpretation. Eivazkhani’s practice reflects a contemporary Iranian perspective while engaging with universal themes of human experience.

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Sadegh Adham

Sadegh Adham is a highly regarded and successful sculptor best known for his unique, one‑of‑a‑kind bronze editions inspired by mythic figures and symbolic narratives. His powerful sculptures—especially his iconic horses and dynamic animal forms—draw on Shahnameh mythology and universal archetypes, blending surreal imagination with classical presence. Adham holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sculpture and began his artistic practice in the early 2000s, quickly earning recognition across the Middle East and internationally through more than fifty solo and group exhibitions. His work is characterised by bold volumes, symbolic motifs, and a refined mastery of form that bridges tradition and contemporary art. Beyond his bronze editions, he also works across painting and mixed media, continually expanding the expressive possibilities of sculptural storytelling. Adham’s art invites viewers to encounter myth, memory, and metaphor in tangible, evocative forms.

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Sahar Haghgoo

Sahar Haghgoo is a British-Iranian artist, illustrator and highly regarded art educator based in London. Born and raised in the lush, green province of Gilan in northern Iran, she has built a strong reputation through her illustration and teaching practice. This collection reveals a new and previously unseen aspect of her artistic output, presented here for the first time. Executed entirely in oil pastel on canvas, the works draw on the traditional heritage of her homeland, with layered textures and rhythmic detail echoing the patience and precision of rice planting — a symbol of life, growth and nurture.