Abdolhamid Pazoki is a painter and art teacher. His paintings are more of abstract expressionism. Pazoki began his art education at the Tehran Academy of Fine Arts. Then he entered the School of Decorative Arts in Tehran and graduated with a bachelor's degree in painting from this university in 1983. After teaching at Isfahan University of Arts for two years, he went to the Complutense University of Madrid to continue his education. He graduated with a master's degree in painting and later hand-printing. In 2006, he graduated with a Phd from the same university and at the same time he lectured at the Islamic Azad University and Soureh University.
The first Pazouki's internal exhibition was held in 1985 at Negin Gallery in Tehran. A year later, he exhibited his works in the Nolde Gallery in Madrid, and after that, he has continuously exhibited his works in galleries in Iran and Spain, such as Asir, Shirin and Etemad, Salabrieva, Summer Marbella, Infantas, and so on. Some of his prints and paintings are kept in the collections of museums such as the Museum of Tenerife in the Spanish Canary Islands, the Museum of Miro in Madrid and the Museum of Fine Arts in the municipality of Ion, Spain.
Pazoki’s style can be considered as abstract expressionism. The background of most of his paintings is covered in white. A range of vibrant gray brushstrokes are inserted from the corners of the frame, and in the final step, a few faded and limited chromatic brushstrokes such as yellow or purple sit in the heart of this achromatic texture. Some of Pazoki's paintings take a morphological side. Pakbaz writes about this type of his works: "His recent paintings are formed on the border between abstraction and representation. "For example, the representation of a flower-filled vase in a painting action becomes the spots and fluid lines reminiscent of the subject of the painting." Hossein-Ali Zabihi writes about the emotional quality of Pazoki’s paintings: "I believe that art is the product of pain. The past, or in other words, nostalgia pervades the depths of silence and has the loudest sounds, if we dare to immerse ourselves in it. "Pazoki is the expert of floating into that depth and is able to Pull out the pleasant sounds."
Pazoki also has tried other art mediums such as aesthetic photography of censorship in 2009 and the neon arrangement of the moment of glory in 2010.
Abdolhamid Pazouki's first appearance in auctions dates back to May 2015 at the 4th Tehran auction. By August 2021, his works have appeared in 3 domestic and foreign auctions, and 100% of his works have been sold in international auctions. His most expensive work until 2021 has been hammered in the Tehran auction for $ 8974 on January 24, 2017.