Soroush Dabiri is an Iranian-Canadian visual artist, painter, and designer who lives and works between Toronto, Kitchener, and Waterloo. With an academic background that includes an MFA in Visual Arts, a BA in Painting, and a postgraduate diploma in Graphic Design and Motion Graphics, his multidisciplinary practice is grounded in a deep concern for the ecological crisis of the Anthropocene and the increasingly fragile relationship between humanity and the natural world.

Working across a wide range of media, Dabiri creates interconnected forms that reflect sensations of nature, diversity, and biological balance within both ecosystems and human society. Using combinations of water-based and oil-based materials, along with an expansive approach to formal and material experimentation, he translates themes of biodiversity loss, habitat destruction, and ecological imbalance into layered visual narratives that invite contemplation and engagement.

His work has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in and outside of Canada, and has received recognition through several juried exhibitions.