Mohsen Jamalinik was born in 1979 in Tehran. He is a painting graduate from Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research in Tehran. He is also a member of the Iranian Painters Association. 

Jamali Nik has participated in many group and solo exhibitions and has collaborated with various galleries; Among them, the most important ones were: Etemad, Seyhoun, Iranshahr, An Gallery, O Gallery and Total Art Dubai Gallery. His works have been exhibited in cities such as London, Dubai and Beijing. Mohsen Jamalinik has participated in the 3rd Biennale of Contemporary Painting in Beijing in 2008 and Fine Art Beijing Olympics in 2009, and his works have also been presented in Magic of Persia auctions in Dubai and Art Curial in Paris.

In the works of Mohsen Jamalinik, one can find traces of common styles in the history of art; This artist himself says about the influence he got from the impressionists' works: "I had a special interest in the impressionists, especially Monet's ponds, and in my free time I started to see these works and my mood improved, so I started to work on a small mass and Finally, I chose a title for it. This led me to precisely that formulation of post-experiential consciousness. I realized that at first it is experienced and then consciousness is collaged on it and manifests in it. I personally enjoyed this flow in which no special background was necessary, I realized that it was just color and this is what drives my dream of painting."

Jamalinik's late paintings have moved more towards abstraction. Regarding their theme, it can be said that plants and nature play the main role in these works. Expressive strokes and a limited and gray palette are other prominent features of these works.