Sepideh Badakhshanian is an interdisciplinary artist and photographer based in Los Angeles. She holds an MFA and works across photography, sculpture, textile, and handmade jewelry, engaging memory, ritual, and emotional residue. Her practice translates personal history into tactile forms, creased, crystallized, stitched, or cast in silver.

Rooted in both softness and defiance, her work speaks through materials that remember: fabric that has held breath, metal shaped by hand, images that linger like touch. Each piece becomes a quiet gesture toward what has been carried, concealed, or left unsaid.

Black and white portrait of a woman with short, dark hair, wearing a collared shirt, standing in profile against a plain wall.