Samin Mirdavoudi (b. 1991, Tehran) is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice centers on the conceptual possibilities of thread. With a background in architecture, she uses this material to construct sculptural and narrative forms that explore identity, culture, mythology, and the psychological structures that shape human experience. Each of her collections grows from a distinct idea, allowing her to approach thread as a medium for solving conceptual puzzles and transforming intuition into form.
Samin Mirdavoudi (b. 1991, Tehran) is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice centers on the conceptual possibilities of thread. With a background in architecture, she uses this material to construct sculptural and narrative forms that explore identity, culture, mythology, and the psychological structures that shape human experience. Each of her collections grows from a distinct idea, allowing her to approach thread as a medium for solving conceptual puzzles and transforming intuition into form.
“THREADS are more than mere objects to me; they symbolize the profound concept of CONNECTION. From the grand to the minute, threads weave together the fabric of humanity, linking diverse locations and mindsets. They create a symphony of movement, guiding us through the dance of life. Threads represent the growth of one’s personality, evolving from a small bobbin to a mature, intricate mind. They bridge the gap between reality and imagination, forming a world where every element, whether tangible or intangible, is interconnected. In my art, threads are the lifelines that bind the puzzles of existence, creating a tapestry that transcends the boundaries of the seen and unseen.”
