Mohammad Amin Jafarnezhad

Artist, Designer, Educator/Teacher, Engineer, Student

Teaching coding and design skills to help others grow, explore new ideas, and gain meaningful hands-on experience along the way.

Knowledge should be free. I believe teaching is most powerful when it creates access, curiosity, and confidence, especially in technology and design.

Content Creator, Full Stack Developer, UI/UX Designer

I was first introduced to TED at the age of 16 while studying at an art vocational school, during a soft skills class. The first talk I watched was “5 Ways to Listen Better” by Julian Treasure (2011), and it had a lasting impact on how I think about communication and attention. Since then, I’ve watched countless TED Talks, especially on technology and design, often revisiting them multiple times. Over the past year, watching a TED Talk has become part of my weekend routine, usually aligned with whatever topic I’m currently exploring or learning.

Mixing and mastering music, coming up with playful and unconventional ideas, Persian calligraphy with a reed pen, 3D design, motion graphics, and video editing. I also used to be quite good at shooting games, though it’s been a while.