Kamy Deljou was born in Shiraz, Iran in October of 1957. He began his formal artistic training through the Metier Guild and as an apprentice at the Dariush Academy of Shiraz. He received his MFA from Pahlavy University.

During the 1979 Iranian Revolution, Deljou successfully fled to the United States where he established Graphique Du Jour Studios. Through a process of experimentation and trial and error, he developed innovative techniques that combined ink, acrylic and oils which resulted in the creation of visually arresting abstract images full of bold, elegant shapes and richly textured and patterned colors. In the process, Deljou was so successful at utilizing these techniques that he ended up patenting several of them.

Over time, Deljou expanded his creativity and artistry in the mediums of sculpture, three-dimensional art, photography, and mixed media using photographic digital prints.

He has exhibited worldwide and continues to attract special commissions.

Kamy Deljou makes time in his busy schedule to teach aspiring artists from Georgia State University and the the Atlanta College of Art.