Ali Bargrizan

About the Author

Ali Bargrizan is an Iranian writer born in Tehran and a graduate in Engineering Management from Politecnico di Torino, Italy, in 2015.

Ali Bargrizan writes at the intersection of mysticism, philosophy, and poetry, guiding readers to see, feel, and consciously choose joy.

Alongside his literary work, he has also authored technical works in the field of engineering, including Cost Estimation of Projects.

Deeply engaged in mystical and philosophical reflection, Ali writes independently about themes such as love, freedom, and the beauty of human presence. In addition to literature, he has explored screenwriting and poetic storytelling.

His first three books—Gratitude of Love, Gratitude of Freedom, Cypress of Life, Cypress of Freedom, and Fir with Light, Poplar with Wind—form a literary trilogy exploring the shortness of time, the infinity of beauty, and the depth of human pain. Together, these works invite readers to live with greater awareness and intention, discovering joy not as an escape from suffering, but as a conscious and meaningful response to life.

Following this trilogy, Ali Bargrizan published his fourth book, The Home They Could Not See: A Story About the Person We Become While Building Our Dreams.

Through the story of two pigeons who continue building despite repeated setbacks, Ali explores perseverance, personal growth, and the hidden value of our efforts. The book reminds readers that success is not measured only by what we build, but also by who we become along the way.

Sometimes, the most beautiful home is not the one we build, but the person we become while building it.

Across his diverse body of work, Ali Bargrizan continues to explore the relationship between human experience, knowledge, freedom, and personal growth. His writing encourages readers to approach life with greater awareness, embrace the lessons hidden within difficulties, and discover the deeper meaning of their journey.