Homa Delvaray

Working at the intersection of traditional Iranian aesthetics and contemporary visual language, Homa Delvaray’s multidisciplinary practice spans graphic design, installation, sculpture, textile art, and artist books. Her work often engages with architectural space, transforming environments into immersive experiences that explore the layered complexities of modern Iranian society. Delvaray’s visual compositions navigate themes of identity, gender, and cultural narrative, frequently drawing on mythological symbols and metaphors to unpack societal constructs and contradictions. Her approach balances meticulous craftsmanship with conceptual rigor, using form, material, and spatial arrangement to create evocative dialogues between tradition and innovation. Through her installations and objects, Delvaray investigates the tension between personal and collective memory, examining how histories are inscribed within space and material culture. Her work invites contemplation on the interplay of past and present, as well as the fluid boundaries between visible and hidden narratives. By blending visual poetry with critical inquiry, Delvaray reimagines cultural symbols and architectural forms, offering nuanced reflections on identity and transformation within a rapidly changing social landscape. ...