Nasser Palangi (b. 1957, Hamedan, Iran) is a prominent Iranian-Australian multidisciplinary artist and lecturer. His creative journey has spanned continents, cultures, and artistic mediums, encompassing painting, installation, sculpture, photography, and digital art. This diverse range of media is a testament to his versatility and ability to explore complex themes, particularly nature, heritage, history, and identity, across the Middle East and Australia. His works also address critical global issues, including ethics, politics, social dynamics, and sustainability. Palangi’s art has not only garnered significant international recognition but also been featured in major biennales, including the Beijing International Art Biennale, the Asian Art Biennale (Dhaka), the Dafen Oil Painting Biennale, and the Uzbekistan Art Biennale. His ability to engage with diverse cultural narratives has solidified his global appeal, making his work universally relevant and underscoring his international impact. This global recognition is a testament to his artistic prowess and the diverse audiences’ appreciation of his work.