I am an interdisciplinary, conceptual artist and researcher from Tehran, Iran. My work critiques systems that fail to recognize the interconnectivity of plural beings. Across media, I investigate how physical and conceptual borders inscribe themselves onto bodies and shape our sense of self and otherness.

Drawing on autoethnographic inquiry, I use personal histories of migration and illness to compose meditations on marginality, memory, and gestures of hospitality. I think of the body as an archival medium that remembers in fragments and movements, carrying the weight of both departure and return.

Rooted in feminist philosophy and the politics of space, my projects are often site-specific and develop in dialogue with present, imagined, or absent sites. I create sensory counter-maps and fragile architectures that hold multiple narratives, centering connection and care.