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Kambiz Sabri (born 1967, Kashan, Iran) is an artist working at the intersection of graphic design, sculpture, and conceptual art. He completed his undergraduate studies in Sculpture at the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Tehran, and later pursued an M.A. in Graphic Design. This academic trajectory contributed to the development of an interdisciplinary approach that has become central to his artistic practice. Sabri began his professional career in the mid-1990s and gradually established himself as an active figure in contemporary Iranian sculpture. His works are often shaped by a conceptual perspective, with a strong emphasis on form, space, and layered interpretations of reality. His continuous presence in exhibitions at the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art—including The Iranian Garden and Manifestations of Contemporary Art in Iran—has played a significant role in consolidating his position within the contemporary art scene. Sabri has also collaborated with prominent artists such as Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian and Siah Armajani, experiences that have enriched his visual language. Throughout his career, he has received several awards, including the Special Jury Prize at the Third Tehran Sculpture Biennial and the international Skywards Award. His works have been exhibited in major art events and fairs such as Art Dubai, Art Paris, and Contemporary Istanbul. In addition to his artistic practice, Sabri has been engaged in academic teaching and has contributed to the creation of urban sculptures in various cities.
Born: 1967, Kashan, Iran
Education
2007 — M.A. in Graphic Design
2002 — B.A. in Sculpture, Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Tehran
Solo Exhibitions
2017 — Kashaneh, Khak Gallery, Tehran
2012 — Khak Gallery, Tehran
2011 — Khak Gallery, Tehran
2010 — Khak Gallery, Tehran
Selected Group Exhibitions (Iran)
2025 — Iran Yours, Nian Gallery, Tehran
2025 — Recovery / Series VII, Nian Gallery, Tehran
2025 — In White, Javid Gallery, Tehran
2024 — Beyond Mirage, Mellal Gallery, Tehran
2024 — A Tale of Two Cities, H Gallery, Tehran
2024 — He Dreams with Open Eyes, Nian Gallery, Tehran
2024 — Forty, Thirty, Artibition Gallery, Tehran
2022 — Recovery, Nian Gallery, Tehran
2021 — Applied Design Art, Aria Gallery, Tehran
2020 — Approaches and Tendencies 3, Shirin Gallery, Tehran
2020 — To the End…, Ivan Gallery, Tehran
2019 — Surreal Tendencies in Contemporary Iranian Art, Shirin Gallery,
Tehran
2019 — Paternitecture, Niavaran Cultural Center, Tehran
2019 — 40-50-60, Azad Art Gallery, Tehran
2019 — Annual Exhibition, Khak Gallery, Tehran
2017 — Small + Fifty, Aran Gallery, Tehran
2017 — Situation, Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art
2015 — This House, Iranshahr Gallery, Tehran
2006 — Manifestations of Contemporary Art in Iran, Tehran Museum of
Contemporary Art
2004 — The Iranian Garden, Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art
International Exhibitions & Art Fairs
2022 — India Art Fair, India
2021 — Contemporary Istanbul (presented by Khak Gallery), Istanbul
2021 — Persian Art Discourse & Contemporary Iranian Art, Powerlong
Museum, Shanghai
2019 — Contemporary Iran, Sholeh Abghari Gallery, Marbella
2018 — Art Dubai (presented by Khak Gallery), Dubai
2015 — Venice Architecture Biennale
2013 — Florence Biennale
2012 — Art London
2012 — Art Paris
2012 — Art Dubai
2012 — Bangladesh Biennale
2008 — Five Artists × Three Dimensions, XVA Gallery, Dubai
Professional Activities & Collaborations
2005 — Began collaboration with Monir Shahroudy
Farmanfarmaian
2008 — Collaboration with Siah Armajani, Milad Tower, Tehran
2010 — Began teaching at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Tehran
1975 — Joined the Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and
Young Adults, Tehran
Awards & Honors
2016 — Selected artist alongside Yayoi Kusama and Hiroshi
Senju
2012 — Skywards International Award
2010 — Second Prize, Tehran Sculpture Symposium
2002 — Special Jury Prize, Third Sculpture Biennial
2001 — Selected artist, Conceptual Art Exhibition, Tehran Museum of
Contemporary Art
The "Forty, Thirty" exhibition will be opened on Friday, July 22 at the Artibishion Gallery, displaying the works of thirty artists who were forty years old at the time of preparing the book interviews of this name.
