■ Exhibitions
- 2015 Solo Exhibition , Rising From the Ashes of War , Ghavam al-Din Ardebili Gallery , Ardabil , Iran
■ Awards
- 2017 , Selective , Native & Everyday Projects Mentorship Program in the Native Agency
- 2018 , Winner of 2nd place , Istanbul Photo Awards in story news
- 2018 , Recipient , W. Eugene Smith Fellowship
- 2018 , Finalist , Philip Jones Griffiths Award
- 2019 , Winner of 3rd place , World Press Photo contest in Contemporary Issues – singles
- 2019 , Finalist , Leica Oskar Barnack Award
- 2019 , Finalist , Photography 4 Humanity Award
- 2019 , Winner of 1st place , The Conflict of the Direct Look Photo Contest
- 2019 , Winner of 2nd place , LensCulture Black and White Photography Award - Single
- 2020 , Winner of 2nd place , LensCulture Exposure Award - Series
- 2020 , One of the winners , The May 2020 Allard Prize Photography Competition
- 2020 , Accepted , The 32st edition of the International Festival of Photojournalism “Visa pour l’Image – Perpignan“ in a screening show
- 2021 , Recipient , Pulitzer Center Grant
- 2022 , Finalist , LensCulture Black & White Awards
■ Publications
- 2019 , Rising From the Ashes of War , Photographer , 6Mois Magazine
- 2022 , Hard Land , Photographer , NPR News
- 2022 , Survivors of Death Row , Photographer , Guardian Newspaper
- 2023 , Survivors of Death Row , Photographer , Courrier Japan Newspaper
Enayat Asadi is a freelance photographer based in Iran. In 2017 he started professional photography self-taught. He is in search of discovering the fundamental issues of human life and tragedy. His concentration in photography is on social justice, human rights, and mental issues. From 2017 to 2019, following the aftermath of the Afghanistan war, He began photograph Afghan immigrants and covering issues of illegal immigrants for his project “Rising From the Ashes of War”. From 2019 to 2020, He worked on his project “Hard Land” about Bakhtiari nomadic women in the Zagros mountains of Iran and imaged their strength and rich culture in front of the violence they suffer in difficult and far from welfare conditions. From 2021 to now He is working on an ongoing project “Survivors of Death Row” about people who are convicted murderers and were sentenced to death. As a photographer he believes the artist’s duty is to make connections between things, by making a bridge from the past to the present moment and then to the still-awaited future through his photographic experience.