Dubai-based Art Director and creativedesigner and material researcher with a background in Industrial Design. Her practice explores how geometry, folding, and material behavior can transform inherited visual languages into contemporary spatial and wearable forms.

Working across paper, textiles, leather, and other flexible materials, she develops wearable sculptures, spatial structures, and experimental material systems through a process of bottom-up morphological research. Rather than imposing predetermined forms, she allows structure to emerge through the interaction between geometry, material, and making.

Drawing from the geometric heritage of Iran and the folding traditions of Japan, her work investigates how cultural memory can be embodied through material transformation. By translating historical visual systems into contemporary experiences, she examines the relationship between heritage, perception, the body, and space.

Her work has been presented through exhibitions, research projects, and collaborative initiatives. She has received international recognition, including the International Design Awards (IDA), and is a recipient of the UAE Golden Visa for Creatives.