Alireza (Ali) Nasseri (b. 1975, Iran) is an Iranian/Australian artist who uses analogy documentary photography techniques to create thematic work that express the emotions of freedom and rebellion. Migrating to Australia with his family at the age of seven, Nasseri later studied Economics and Law at the Australian National University and subsequently worked as a solicitor at the Crown Solicitors Office until the age of thirty. For the past two decades, he has devoted himself to photography, building a career that spans both artistic and commercial practice. His commercial commissions have come from some of Australia’s most recognisable brands including: Qantas, Westpac, and TAL as well as boutique agencies and clients, while his personal projects have resulted in publication of 5 books including The Memoirs of Wernard Wright” (self-published) “Bondi Republic” (Allen & Unwin) and “Today is to Dance” (ArthousePress). Now fifty, Nasseri presents his artistic work under his birth name, Alireza Nasseri, to symbolise the journey of identity. His photographs are created exclusively on 35mm black & white film shot on Leica cameras, developed and printed, by hand, by Nasseri, a process that is raw and integral to the artwork. The photographic series “Freedom and Rebellion” is currently in production to be published late 2026.