For Iranians, Damavand is more than a mountain; it is part of the memory, mythology, and identity of the land—a presence that has echoed throughout history in poetry, literature, and the collective imagination.
Standing in its singular form, Damavand has always been more than a landscape to me; each encounter offers a new experience of its silence and grandeur.
Photographing Damavand is my way of holding on to a fragment of this enduring presence—an experience that, despite its familiarity, remains endlessly compelling and rewarding.