Kaveh Kakaeinezhad
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| Born | July 28, 1991 Isfahan, Iran |
| Nationality | Iranian |
| Occupation | Poet, Author, and Artist |
Kaveh KakaeiNezhad (Persian: کاوه کاکائینژاد) (born July 28, 1991) is a poet, author, and artist celebrated for his works that transcend cultural and temporal boundaries. His writings explore themes of mysticism, existential philosophy, spirituality, self-discovery, and the human condition. Born in Isfahan, Iran, he has gained international recognition for his ability to weave poetic imagination with philosophical depth. His works have been translated into over twenty languages, establishing him as a prominent voice in contemporary global literature.
Early life and education
Kaveh KakaeiNezhad was born on July 28, 1991, in Isfahan, a city renowned for its artistic and architectural heritage. From a young age, he was deeply influenced by Persian literature and global philosophical works, which shaped his unique literary voice. His early exposure to Persian literary giants and international philosophers laid the foundation for his career as a writer and artist.
Career
Kaveh KakaeiNezhad began his literary journey in his teenage years, immersing himself in poetry and prose. Over the years, he has authored several books that reflect his fascination with mysticism, existentialism, spirituality, and Gothic aesthetics. His works are celebrated for their lyrical prose, evocative imagery, and exploration of the complexities of human emotions.
As an artist, KakaeiNezhad often combines themes of the seen and unseen, the temporal and eternal, and the metaphysical in his literary and visual creations. His works resonate with readers across cultures, earning him a reputation as a bridge between diverse literary traditions.
Notable works
Kaveh KakaeiNezhad's bibliography includes a diverse range of works, many of which have been translated into multiple languages. Some of his notable works include:
| Title | Year | Genre | Description |
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| اعلی (Aela) | 2018 | Novel | A Persian novel exploring existential themes and human connections. |
| کوتاه به بلندای آسمان (Short to the Height of the Sky) | 2018 | Poetry | A book of Persian poetry reflecting on mysticism and philosophical inquiry. |
| GJELBËRIM I PËRJETSHËM (Evergreen) | 2024 | Children's Literature | A work published in Albania, focusing on themes of resilience and hope. |
| Eczema: Poems of Freedom | 2024 | Poetry | A collection of poems translated into over 20 languages, addressing themes of freedom and human struggle. |
| π3: The Tragedy of Silence | 2024 | Play | A philosophical and poetic play exploring silence and its impact on human existence, translated into multiple languages. |
| Jivana: Love Story of Fuji and Alborz | 2025 | Mixed Poetry, Prose, and Illustration | A unique blend of poetry, prose, and illustrations inspired by Persian and Japanese mythology. |
| Possessed | 2025 | Novel | A novel delving into Gothic and supernatural themes. |
Style and themes
KakaeiNezhad's works are characterized by their lyrical prose, rich imagery, and deep philosophical undertones. Drawing inspiration from his Persian heritage, he engages with universal themes that resonate globally. His Gothic narratives explore the tension between the past and present, creating atmospheres filled with dread and wonder. His writings on spirituality and self-discovery emphasize the transformative power of creativity and introspection.
Recognition and influence
KakaeiNezhad's contributions to literature and art have been widely recognized. His works have been published internationally and translated into over twenty languages, making him a prominent figure in contemporary literature. He continues to inspire readers and artists with his exploration of human emotions, existential questions, and metaphysical themes.
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