Born in 1937, Niazi started painting when he was a child. He entered the Kamalolmolk ‎School of Art in 1953 and went through the various classes of painting including Classic ‎and Academic with well-known artists such as Mahmoud Olia, Hossein Sheikh, Mehdi ‎Vishkaei and Mahmoud Javadipour. In 1961 the Iranian artist Manouchehr Sheibani ‎taught him modern art and he then studied the history and theory of modern painting with ‎David Morley, the American Art critic.‎

In fact the development of his painting process began with academic art, and then ‎through Impressionism, Futurism and compound Cubism, which culminated in ‎Surrealism.‎

Beside his painting efforts, Niazi also studied Classical music with Evelyn Baghcheban.‎

His work is that of an unusual world and nature is pretext for him to express himself ‎through forms and colors.‎
Beyond all the movements of his brush, his aim is painting for art. There is no rest in his ‎painting style and he is always in search, as must be the real character of a painter.‎

He has a very sensitive nature inspired by the least movement to create a more profound ‎work. This is sometimes quiet and sometimes full of excitement and rebellion.‎

Niazi has held more than 120 solo exhibition and taking part in 283 group exhibitions. He ‎has honored and got awards in Iran, USA and Paris.‎

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