About

Art is how I connect, play, and make sense of the world.

My work explores relationships, love, and the shifting space between longing and abandonment.

I grew up in post-revolution Iran during the eight-year Iran-Iraq war, amid strict cultural and political restrictions. In a close Iranian-Colombian household spanning generations, these layered experiences shaped how I understand connection, resilience, and belonging.

My work is rooted in grids, repetition, and systems—structures that hold both stability and movement. It often uses repetition and subtle shifts to explore emotional states and the ways memory and experience leave their marks.

I work across performance, video, sound, and installation, letting each idea shape its own form. Sometimes this involves my body, my voice, or my endurance. My practice moves between intimacy and resistance, inviting reflection on what often remains unspoken or unseen.