SHORT BIO
Visheh is a video-performance artist working at the intersection of body, code, and mythology. Her educational path moved from mathematics and physics in high school through a Bachelor's in Islamic Art with a specialization in Persian painting, a Master's in Art Research, and additional training in contemporary art history, interior design, and 3D animation. This convergence of structure, tradition, and technology shapes the foundation of her practice, which uses the body as primary material and deconstructs it as a system of physical, emotional, and symbolic codes through performance, generative visuals, and sound. Her work has been exhibited internationally across galleries, museums, metaverses, and festivals, and in 2025 her artwork traveled to the surface of the Moon as part of a NASA mission.
ARTIST STATEMENT
I am a video-performance artist. After working across many mediums, I arrived at what felt like the most honest conclusion: my body is all I truly have in this life.
In my performances, I push the body beyond its physical boundaries by incorporating textures, 3D elements, code, post-production, and sound to construct experiences that move between the intimate and the mythological. I engage my body as both subject and object, observer and performer. This duality is, for me, almost therapeutic.
My background spans mathematics, Islamic Art with a specialization in Persian painting, and a Master's in Art Research. This convergence of structure, tradition, and inquiry shapes how I see and create. I am drawn to geometry, to hidden rules, to the coded nature of systems, and to what happens when those systems are broken open.
What I explore above all is the invisible violence embedded in human creation: not the obvious kind, but the structural kind, the forces that act upon us before we even have words for them. I am fascinated by how archetypes and myths keep surfacing inside contemporary collapse, how ancient patterns reappear in the codes and systems that govern us today.
Through the body, I connect my inner and outer worlds. I invite the audience to reflect on perception, presence, and the hidden architectures that shape our being.
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