About

Setareh Alipour's artistic practice fluidly transitions between installation and drawing, focusing on the social body, relationships, and memory, deeply rooted in psychoanalysis and the humanities. 

Alipour's work explores the intricate nature of human connections, blending autobiographical elements with broader societal themes.

Through intimate family moments, repurposed everyday materials, and site-specific installations, she evokes care, tenderness, and the transient nature of time. 

Alipour examines the evolution of relationships in the digital age, highlighting the persistent longing for genuine connection amid technological advancements. 

By celebrating linguistic diversity and challenging media biases, her art underscores authenticity and the resilience found in the mundane. Her oeuvre moves at the interface of art and life, examining current social developments and public space, ultimately delving into the complexities of human relationships, cultural identity, and the quest for true connection.

Setareh Alipour's artworks delve into the complexities of human experiences, memories, and cultural narratives with a mix of wry wit and insight. Her pieces transcend mere aesthetics, inviting viewers into a dialogue that merges the personal with the universal (...)

Lucas Vanhevel, M.A. History of Arts

*1995 Frankfurt Main

currently enrolled in the Diploma Program Fine Arts at Hessian State University, Offenbach Main in experimental Spatial Concepts

2024 Semester Abroad at KASK & Conservatory, Ghent, Belgium

2023/24 Art as Social Practice Programme at Hessian Theater Academy, Frankfurt Main, Germany