Works
- Turbulent, 1998. Two channel video/audio installation.
- Rapture, 1999. Two channel video/audio installation.
- Soliloquy, 1999. Color video/audio installation with artist as the protagonist.
- Fervor, 2000. Two channel video/audio installation.
- Passage, 2001. Single channel video/audio installation.
- Logic of the Birds, 2002. Multi-media Performance.
- Tooba, 2002. Two channel video/audio installation based on Shahrnush Parsipur’s novel Women Without Men.
- Mahdokht, 2004. Three channel video/audio installation.
- Zarin, 2005. Single channel video/audio installation.
- Munis, 2008. Color video/audio installation based on Shahrnush Parsipur’s novel Women Without Men.
- Faezeh, 2008. Color video/audio installation based on Shahrnush Parsipur’s novel Women Without Men.
- Possession, 2009. Black & white video/audio installation.
- Women Without Men, 2009. Feature film based on Shahrnush Parsipur’s novel Women Without Men.
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