About me

Ali Miremadi (b. 1983) is a UK-based visual artist and photographer whose practice is rooted in the observation of people, places, and the relationships that form between them.

Working across documentary, portraiture, theatre, and architectural photography, he is drawn to the connection between human presence, environment, gesture, and light. Whether photographing a person, a performance, or a space, his work looks beyond the immediate subject to explore atmosphere, traces of presence, and the way light can transform perception.

His approach has developed through more than two decades of working with photography. Rather than treating the medium simply as a record of what is in front of the camera, he approaches the photograph as an act of interpretation: a way of isolating moments, reorganising visual information, and giving ordinary or fleeting experiences a different significance.

Miremadi holds a Master’s degree in History of Photography from Birkbeck, University of London. He is a Licentiate of the Royal Photographic Society (LRPS) and holds the AFIAP distinction from the International Federation of Photographic Art (FIAP).

His work has been shown in more than fifty exhibitions and photography festivals internationally and has received several international photography awards. Alongside his artistic practice, his wider engagement with photography includes research, education, and judging.

He holds a Master’s degree in Photography from Birkbeck, University of London, and is a Licentiate of the Royal Photographic Society (LRPS) and an AFIAP artist of the International Federation of Photographic Art. His work has been exhibited internationally in more than fifty exhibitions and festivals and has received several international photography awards.