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Reza Javidi — Professional CV

A career spanning art, academia, media and technology, from technical support and systems administration to theatre photography, directing, teaching and information science research.

CURRENT ROLE

Theatre photographer, director, lecturer and researcher

His current professional focus includes performance photography, teaching, a public archive of his work, and research into information retrieval and artificial intelligence.

Academic status

PhD student in Information Science and Knowledge Studies
University of Tehran

ut.ac.ir ↗

Teaching and academic collaboration

University of Art and Architecture

Teaching and academic collaboration in art and photography.

Directing and writing

Photography and documentation

The public Tiwall archive includes photo reports of theatre productions and arts events credited to Reza Javidi.

Selected photographs have been accepted in international salons under FIAP patronage. Selected recorded results:

Details in the recognition archive

Credits on Tiwall ↗

Selected recognition and festival selections

2025 — 3rd Hafez Theatre and Music Awards: best poster designer and photographer for Varagh-ol-Khial; ceremony held on 1 March 2025. Winners report.

Two photographs by Reza Javidi appear in the selected-work list for the photography section of the 44th Fajr International Theatre Festival. Selection announcement, 10 December 2025.

Corporate & Commercial Work

Selected photography and visual-content projects for Nestlé Iran, undertaken on a project basis.

Professional association work

Board member and former chair of the Theatre House Photographers Association, with experience in judging and documenting the visual memory of contemporary theatre.

Association source and professional profile ↗

Books: authorship and translation

Dictionary of Information Science — authored by Reza Javidi; Chapar Publishing, 20 chapters and 560 pages. Published in Persian.

Primitive Classification — by Émile Durkheim and Marcel Mauss; Persian translation by Erfan Ranjbar, Nadia Azizi and Reza Javidi; Chapar and Asatir Parsi.