Hamed Noori (b. 1979) is an Iranian multidisciplinary artist based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, working across photography, collage, and video.

Originally trained in traditional Iranian arts, he later studied Art in Context at the Berlin University of the Arts, where his artistic practice expanded through contemporary approaches to image-making.

In recent years, his work has focused on the geometric structures of Islamic art and architecture, using them not as ornament but as visual systems for constructing images. In these works, he cuts and reassembles photographic material, using geometric structures to reorganize the image.

Noori was selected to participate in The Futures of Islamic Art History: Remapping the Field, a Getty Foundation initiative organized by Khamseen. He is also a recipient of a Massachusetts Cultural Council Artist Fellowship, MASS MoCA’s Assets for Artists (A4A) Grant, the Walkaway House Fellowship, and a residency at the Boston Center for the Arts.