This study aims to provide both a theoretical and practical approach to developing Persian music visualizations capable of eliciting emotional responses from audiences. In today's era of increasing digitalization, music visualization has emerged as a prominent phenomenon.
Numerous theoretical inquiries have confirmed that the integration of artistic visual elements with musical performances can evoke strong emotional reactions compared to auditory experiences alone. However, it is crucial to recognize that the exploration of harmonious and purposeful integration between visual and auditory elements within the realms of artistic practices and cultural aesthetics is still in its nascent stages. This scholarly investigation seeks to address these gaps and explore methodologies that facilitate the establishment of a coherent and meaningful dialogue between Persian visual imagery and Persian musical compositions.