Environmental damage is a critical problem, especially in regions such as Baluchistan in Iran, where clean water scarcity poses a critical problem for people's lives and health. I am an Iranian Canadian interdisciplinary textile artist born and raised in Tehran. A lesson I learned from studying microbiology and observing microorganisms through a microscope is that scientific realities exist beyond our apparent perception. However, their impact on humans and non-humans cannot be ignored.

My thesis idea is derived from my studio practices focusing on various fibres:
How can my textile art practice address environmental challenges related to water scarcity in the Sistan and Baluchistan regions of Iran through methods and fibre mediums used in my practice, while simultaneously raising awareness and advocating for the preservation of natural resources and cultural heritage?

As a result, my textile art installations reflect both physical manifestations and hidden causes of drought and water scarcity. Human interference and mismanagement of natural resources have been detrimental to the Iranian people, including myself.