Hirbod Human is an Iranian-American writer, filmmaker, philosopher, and visual artist dedicated to enriching communities through education and the arts. He is currently a Ph.D. student in Design, Aesthetics, and the Arts (DAA) at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) and contributes to the Body, Mind, and Culture Center at FAU. He is a member of the Association of Art Museum Curators (AAMC) and serves on the Board of Advisors and Founding Board of Authors AI and Binge Books in Florida. These innovative companies leverage artificial intelligence to enhance the writing process and personalize the reading experience.

Born during the Islamic Revolution in Iran in 1978, Hirbod faced the challenges of war and societal upheaval. By the age of sixteen, he was working as a reporter for Iranian Broadcasting Service and acted in a television series that was not approved for broadcast due to censorship. He earned degrees in Fine Art, Graphic Design, Art Research, and Print/Publishing. In 2002, he moved to California to further his education in music, art, cinema, and business.

In 2006, Hirbod founded TRIXMEDIA, a branding and consulting firm in Beverly Hills, attracting clients such as Coca-Cola, Starbucks, and Hilton Hotels. The success of TRIXMEDIA in brand development and business consulting established him as a key figure in the industry. In 2016, he was selected as one of 33 entrepreneurs from the western United States to participate in the Goldman Sachs program, one of the world’s leading financial and investment firms. He earned certifications in Business Consulting & Education and Entrepreneurship, equipping him with key expertise in business consulting and entrepreneurial education.

In 2020, he founded Mayten’s Contemporary Art Gallery in Toronto, curating exhibitions that captivated critics and the public. He has also contributed to The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery and other esteemed art and cultural institutions. Additionally, he worked as a production manager at Schmidt Center Gallery and Ritter Art Gallery, gaining hands-on experience in exhibition production and curatorial projects. He has also shared his expertise through the Entrepreneurship for Creatives micro-credential program at OCAD University, helping creative professionals merge their artistic ambitions with entrepreneurial success.

In 2023, Hirbod became a certified human rights educator and consultant, earning his license from the US Institute of Diplomacy and Human Rights (USIDHR) after completing training. He launched several Farsi-language radio programs focused on human rights education.

Hirbod’s commitment to societal betterment through education and the arts is evident in his work, particularly in areas such as social justice, mental health, human rights, and politics. His multifaceted career reflects a profound dedication to the arts, education, and human rights, making significant contributions to both local and international communities.