Amir Hossein Zanjani was born in 1980 in Isfahan. He received his Bachelor's degree in Painting from the Islamic Azad University and later pursued a Master's degree at the University of Art in Tehran.
 
Amir Hossein Zanjani's first solo exhibition was held at Mah Gallery. He has hosted several solo and group exhibitions both inside and outside of Iran. Zanjani was a nominee and finalist for the Celeste Prize in the category of Best Emerging Painter in New York. He also won a scholarship from the Celeste Institute in Siena, Italy. Additionally, Amir Hossein Zanjani was nominated and a finalist for the "Prudential Eye" Award for Best Emerging Painter in Singapore.
 
In his works, Amir Hossein Zanjani often addresses political and social issues, driven by social concerns.
 
He uses expressionistic brushstrokes to create works with relatively somber themes. Dark colors dominate most of his pieces, reflecting an atmosphere that is neither bright nor particularly ideal.
 
Political history appears as a memory in Zanjani’s works, and even his non-political pieces evoke a sense of blurred memories, as though the images emerge from the artist's inner recollections.