This video essay explores the city of London through the frames that shape how we see it, especially its windows.
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Echoes of the Ancestral Land
This video work explores how my Indigenous identity intersects with my upbringing in the city. Through layered images, sound, and abstract visual rhythms, the piece investigates how memory and cultural distance can be reconstructed through moving image.
In this essay I reflect on my process and the thematic of home.
My creative practice has always revolved around one central question: how can emotion be expressed rather than merely represented? When I first began learning painting, I used to believe that expression meant the visualisation of emotion. This assumption is still visible in my earlier works. Whether abstract or figurative, all of them were guided by […]
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Building My Own Haven
Exploring how painting transforms psychological distance into the language of urban emotion.
The essay explores how natural and digital “skins” act as responsive surfaces that store memory and shape interaction. Through installations that merge bark, skin and glitching textures, my practice explores slower, attentive forms of touch and the ethical relationships that arise when organic and technological rhythms meet.
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On Memory
Exploring the possibility of preserving memory and containing emotion in the face of loss and grief
A wide range of discussion about what and how social documentary is being reflected through the practice of traditional and extended printmaking, which involves the aspects of concept development, critical reflection, technique employment and so on.
This essay discusses my research on the art of imagery in the creation of drawings, which is combined with examples of artworks and my personal artistic practice to discuss the influence of landscape, imagery, and picturesque concepts on my creative thinking.
An essay analysing the concept of the past, nostalgia and memory.
Video essay discussing the development of my practice through research, with personal footage filmed in Iran and documentation of my painting practice.