​While most of his work deals with memories rooted deeply in his personal life, it is also looking outward into people’s nostalgia. His work is profoundly affected by his background studies in Architecture and his life as an overly organized person. Carefully composed straight lines, organized grid layouts, and carefully shaped artworks speak to him.

Amir has been awarded for his photographs nationally and internationally a couple of times. Also, he has received international distinctions and awards from different photography organizations including Royal Photographic Society, Fédération Internationale de l'Art Photographique, Global Photographic Union, and Photographic Society of America. He has shown his work in galleries and museums around the world and in the US in Chicago, Minneapolis, and Pennsylvania. Currently, he is an Assistant Professor of Art and Design at Austin Peay State University and teaches photography and art.