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Siamak Azmi (born 1972 in Kermanshah) is an Iranian painter known for his dual approach to his work. Azmi’s works critique the material world and depict sacred themes.

His works have been exhibited in Iran and other countries, including Italy, England, France, China, Russia, the Emirates, Turkey, Qatar, Kuwait, etc.

Siamak Azmi’s paintings are the result of his deep encounter with fundamental human questions; questions about truth, destiny, and the place of the soul in a world full of contradictions and transformations. His works are not simply representations of external reality, but rather a reflection of inner experience and an endless search for truth and meaning.

In the art market, he is often known for his doll collection. The doll collection is a narrative of contemporary man who has transformed into a single-dimensional consumerist and consumerist object in a subjective metamorphosis.

Siamak Azmi’s artwork is kept in prestigious art collections in various countries, including Iran, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Turkey, Russia, France, Italy, China, the United Kingdom, Canada, the United States of America and other countries.