An architect by day and a techno enthusiast by night, I explore the intersection of architecture and sound. My passion for electronic music and sound design comes alive through Ableton, a tool I use not only for crafting music but also as an extension of my architectural process.

It all began in Tehran, where I discovered the electrifying world of electronic music under the mentorship of the legendary Ata Ebtekar (Sote). Growing up surrounded by brutal sounds and raw energy, my style evolved—shaped further by iconic spaces like Berghain, Tresor, Laboratory Berlin, Lehmann Stuttgart, and Openground. These places, with their unique atmospheres, inspired me to think about music as an exploration of space, much like architecture.

My experience also includes live sets in Germany, where I’ve shared my sound in spaces that amplify its connection to architecture. Under the name Attacking Doors, I craft conscious techno—a sonic exploration of the cosmos. Each recording takes place in or is inspired by spaces defined by doors, symbolizing transitions and boundaries.

For me, architecture and music are parallel worlds. Through loops and soundscapes, I build spaces, and through drawings and designs, I compose sound.