Homa Arkani is an Iranian Visual Artist (painter) based in Brussels, who was graduated in Graphic Design from the Art & Architecture University in Tehran, Iran, and attained her MA in Fine Arts, painting from KASK University in Gent, Belgium. Her artistic journey reflects profound socio-cultural concerns, with professional engagement since 2011.

Initially focusing on figurative paintings related to social issues, particularly those affecting women, Homa's art practice undergoes a fluid metamorphosis between styles and aesthetics while consistently addressing socio-political matters as an Iranian woman. Her work, a testament to a personal journey, vividly depicts stages influenced by artistic guides and references to luminaries such as Rumi, Peter Bruegel, Hieronymus Bosch, and Van Gogh.

 As an Iranian woman, she highlights the strength and resilience of women and the nurturing aspects of nature, drawing parallels between these powerful forces. Homa accompanies viewers into a dreamlike landscape, where reality merges with the abstract. Her language features intricate arches, flowing curves, and vibrant colours. The protagonists in these imageries are abstract entities standing at specific points in a journey. Whether embarking on this journey collectively or individually, these protagonists serve as reflections of Homa's encounters with history, Eastern wisdom, personal growth, or a collective shift. This nuanced addition deepens the layers of meaning within her artistic expression. For her, a monochromatic palette offers an opportunity to create imagery that provokes personal experiences, exploring emotions, concerns, and spirituality.

 Homa's distinctive approach involves reimagining classic works into contemporary statements, drawing inspiration from their concepts and compositions. During her creative process, she experiences a sensation akin to a journey into nature, sparked by the profound inspiration she borrows from these artistic masterpieces.