Saba Ardeshiri

My work explores how memory lives in materials, objects, and space. I use painting, sculpture, installation, and books as ways to think through questions of home, displacement, and transformation. Each project begins with something personal—a fragment, a story, a texture—and expands into broader questions about how we relate to place, history, and the built environment.

 

I’m interested in the quiet tension between what we inherit and what we make for ourselves. Much of my work engages with ephemeral materials and speculative archives, tracing emotional and spatial relationships that resist permanence. This site is a record of those investigations—experiments in form, feeling, and the act of making as a way of remembering.

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