Hamed Edalati Tabrizi
Hamed Edalati Tabrizi is an Iranian interdisciplinary designer, educator, and researcher based in Texas. With extensive experience in both academia and professional design, he brings a unique perspective to visual communication and graphic design.
Education
- MFA in Studio Arts (Graphic Design Concentration) – Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL
- Master’s in Visual Communication – University of Tehran, Iran
Teaching & Academic Experience
Hamed has over nine years of teaching experience, both in Iran and the U.S., specializing in:- Typography
- Poster Design
- Logo Creation
- Visual Identity & Branding Systems
- UI/UX Design & Interactivity
He has taught as an adjunct instructor in Iran, an instructor of record at Florida Atlantic University, and currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Art/Graphic Design at UTPB.
Professional Experience
In addition to teaching, Hamed has worked as a graphic designer and art director, leading creative projects in branding and advertising. His expertise in visual storytelling and design strategy has contributed to numerous successful campaigns and brand identities in Iran.
Exhibitions & Showcases
Hamed’s work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions both nationally and internationally, including:
- Nancy Fyfe Cardozier Art Gallery – Odessa, TX
- Ritter Gallery – Boca Raton, FL
- Boca Raton Innovation Campus (BRIC) – Boca Raton, FL
- Schroeder Hall Art Gallery – Illinois State University, Normal, IL
- Kresge Art Center – Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
- Saba Art Gallery – Tehran, Iran
- Iranian Artists Forum – Tehran, Iran
Research & Interests
Hamed’s research focuses on the interplay of identity, language, and cultural migration through graphic design. He is passionate about exploring how design, language, and interactivity can engage audiences through innovative visual communication.
Hamed Edalati Tabrizi continues to shape the next generation of designers while pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling in a global context.