I am a London-based artist creating abstract kinetic sculptures. Born in Tehran and raised in Istanbul, I moved to London a decade ago. With a background in architecture and science, I transitioned from a 15 year architecture career to focus on my art career three years ago, integrating my creative background into my artistic expression through kinetic sculptures.

My art journey began with personal introspection and now examines societal structures and human interactions. My work employs mechanical movement and audience interaction, exploring themes of psychoanalysis of individuals and social mechanisms, using abstract geometry, light, sound, and movement. A previous series, “Death Rituals,” delved into a well-known ritual, while my current focus is on societal power dynamics. 

I have participated in various group and solo exhibitions, including a residency with the Barbican Arts Group Trust. In 2023, I showcased my work at the Yunus Emre Institute, in London and the Nunnery Gallery in Bow. I have been shortlisted for the VAA International Exhibition & Scholarship Prize in 2024 and currently work out of an art studio with Bow Arts Trust in Southeast London.