I am an interdisciplinary person from Tehran, Iran. I hold a B.Sc. in Physics, an MFA in Studio Art, and will begin my PhD in Sociocultural Anthropology in Fall 2026. My practice moves through dislocation, regimes of exclusion, and imposed unity, attending to how social and political violence is lived in and through bodies, intimate spaces, and the public realm of everyday life.

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I work across installation, performance, video, sculpture, and text to develop relational and processual cartographies in dialogue with present, imagined, or absent sites. These counter-maps weave data and narrative together to make contemporary configurations of violence and resistance sensible while opening space for multiple narratives and plural forms of belonging.

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I draw from personal histories to create meditations on the ways physical and conceptual borders inscribe themselves onto bodies, shaping experiences of selfhood and otherness, rootedness and displacement, longing and belonging.