Soheil Mokhtar was born in 1985 in Tehran. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in painting from the University of Art and Architecture. Mokhtari exhibited his works for the first time in a group exhibition at Aria Gallery in Tehran. The second group exhibition in which his works participated was held in Tehran Art Center Gallery in 2013. The first solo exhibition of this artist's works was held in 2012 at Etemad Gallery in Tehran. So far, he has 6 group exhibitions in galleries such as Aria, Art Center, Artist House, gorgani, Mohsen, and Delgosha.

Mokhtar has been interested in caricatures, illumination, miniatures, and especially drawing since childhood and adolescence. Following his interest, he later trained under the supervision of Dariush Hosseini. Mokhtar focused on his personal views and experiences and came to express his own form. The collection "Bodiless Humans" is one of the most well-known works of Soheil Mokhtar, which focuses on the liberation of man from the bondage of the body. Happy disembodied people with smiles on their faces. He has experienced different mediums and tools to gain artistic experience. Sometimes he is infatuated with color, and other times he is looking for the revelation of new images.

Soheil Mokhtar puts all the painting's elements together in a suitable way, and a colorful balance in his works brings the audience with him.

 His paintings have an ornamental approach emphasizing motifs, and he covers surfaces with separable folds of color. The bright and pure color options, the way of coloring, the definite border of the forms, and the fantasy and humorous effects of his characters are reminiscent of the works of pop artists. The seed of these qualities can also be recognized in his works' early stages, especially in coloring, etc. Although in the first period of his career, he used these color spots in a faded and overlapping manner, with a mood close to the works of impressionist painters, his figures in his early works were expressive and non-fantasy, and nature played a prominent role in his paintings and formed the setting of his narratives.