Mohsen Ramezani, born in Arak, Iran, in 1959, is an internationally known painter celebrated for his artistic skill, which he developed despite being born without arms. From a young age, he learned to use his mouth and feet to paint, perfecting a technique that allows him to create works of remarkable detail and sensitivity. His career received a significant boost when he became a member of the Association of Mouth and Foot Painting Artists (VDMFK), which promotes his work worldwide. His canvases, predominantly oil paintings, depict landscapes, still lifes, and scenes from Iranian culture, characterized by a realistic style and a vibrant use of color. Through numerous international exhibitions and the distribution of his works on calendars and greeting cards, Ramezani has gained widespread recognition, establishing himself as a leading figure in this art form and a symbol of determination and talent.