Gholamreza Nami (born in 1949, Qom, Iran) is an Iranian artist known for his contributions to painting, photography, and film production. He studied photography and film at the Jontoy Cinema School in Rome and graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts of Jonty.

Nami was born in Qom, a city known for its rich cultural and historical significance. His passion for visual arts led him to pursue studies in photography and film production in Italy, where he refined his artistic techniques and developed a unique approach to storytelling through imagery.

Nami began his professional career in 1984, working on the film Bibi Chelcheleh as a scene designer, costume designer, and photographer. His artistic approach blends traditional Iranian themes with modern techniques, making his work distinctive in the contemporary art scene. Over the years, he has collaborated with notable Iranian artists such as Ali Akbar Sadeghi and Farshid Mesghali, contributing to the evolution of Iranian visual arts.

His paintings often incorporate elements of Persian culture, history, and symbolism, reflecting his deep connection to Iran’s artistic heritage. His works have been exhibited in various galleries and art institutions, earning him recognition both nationally and internationally.

Nami’s contributions extend beyond painting, influencing photography and cinematic aesthetics. His ability to merge different artistic disciplines has made him a respected figure in Iran’s art community. His works continue to inspire new generations of artists, and his legacy remains an integral part of Iran’s modern art movement.