Farzaneh Ghadyanloo is a multidisciplinary visual artist whose work bridges the realms of photography, sculpture, film, and contemporary art. Based in both London and Tehran, her practice explores profound themes of self-discovery, growth, memory, identity, and consciousness, intricately weaving the subtle details of everyday life into reflective and thought-provoking narratives.

Born in 1989, Ghadyanloo graduated from the Tehran University of Arts with a degree in Film Studies and recently completed her Master of Arts in Contemporary Art Practice at the Royal College of Art, London. Her strong foundation in photography serves as the backbone of her creative journey—a medium she continuously redefines and pushes beyond traditional boundaries to evoke deeper emotional and intellectual engagement.

Her works have been showcased in solo and group exhibitions, including Celebration at Shirin Gallery in Tehran, Fragments of Her at Sholehabghari Gallery in Marbella, and Sonic Disruption at Tate Modern’s Tate Late event in London. Recognised for her innovative approach, she was a finalist for the prestigious Bloomberg New Contemporaries Art Prize 2024.

Ghadyanloo's art invites viewers into an intimate exploration of personal and collective human experiences, reflecting her keen observational skills and dynamic engagement with her surroundings.