Farzad Hariri is a multi-talented individual who has excelled in both the medical field and the world of music. Born and raised in Iran, Hariri's passion for music was evident from an early age. While pursuing his medical studies in Iran, he dedicated himself to honing his musical skills, particularly in playing the tar and se-tar.
Hariri's journey as a musician began during his time as a medical student in Iran, where he sought out renowned music teachers, including maestro "Dolatabadi," to study the intricacies of traditional Persian instruments. His dedication to music alongside his medical studies highlights his commitment to both fields of study and his passion for artistic expression.

After completing his general surgery program at the University of Toronto, Hariri continued to nurture his musical talents, blending his medical expertise with his passion for music. His performances, deeply rooted in Persian tradition and culture, resonate with audiences, showcasing a unique blend of technical precision and emotional depth.

Hariri's connection to Elham Hazfi's painting in the "Biophilia" exhibition adds another dimension to his artistic journey. His music, deeply rooted in Persian tradition and culture, resonates with the themes explored in Hazfi's artwork, creating a harmonious dialogue between visual and auditory expressions of human connection to nature.

As both a physician and a musician, Hariri's diverse background enriches his artistic expression, infusing his performances with a unique blend of technical precision and emotional depth. His dedication to both medicine and music reflects his belief in the transformative power of the arts and his commitment to lifelong learning.