Amir Nasr Kamgooyan, a contemporary artist, was born in Tehran. He studied graphics at the Soureh University of Shiraz. In 20087, he founded Darapresent studio. In 2012, the first solo exhibition of this artist was held at Shirin Gallery, titled "Friction Imprisonment." The same year, his first international experience occurred in a group exhibition of "Iranian Artists" at the State Capitol of California. One year, the artist's works were participated at ArtScope Basel (Switzerland), Vienna (Austria), and  Miami Beach (USA) Art Fairs by Shirin Gallery. In 2014, this artist's works were also included in the art fairs of Konstant Miami and Art Fair London. He started his collaboration with the Mohsen Gallery in 2015, and a group exhibition titled "Environment of Zero and One" was held in this gallery. This collaboration continued in the form of another two-person exhibition of Kamgooyan and Mina Hosseini's works in 2018 and a solo exhibition titled "The Box of Thoughts" in 2019, and after that, Mohsen Gallery exhibited Kamgooyan's works in Tirart (Tehran), Artfar Asia Today ( Paris), Artissima (Turin) and ArtBrussels (Brussels).

Printmaking techniques play a crucial role in shaping the identity of this artist's works. The main themes of his works are a combination of organic and mechanical parts. A compatible and opposite variety of two patterns of knowledge and life intertwines and appears in symmetrical and geometric shapes. Some of the favorite organic motifs of Kamgooyan are human organs, plants, and crows. Mechanical elements also include elements such as motors, fins, and belts. These elements accumulate in the factory board, where critical sub-narratives are going on in its corners. In some cases, the geometrical structure of his works clearly indicates the tradition of Iranian painting. In some of his collections, he engraves these designs directly on metal surfaces such as stainless steel.