Bahar Sabzevari (b. 1980, Iran) is a Brooklyn-based visual artist whose work explores the intersections of cultural memory, mythology, and environmental consciousness. Her practice weaves together narrative, symbolism, and research to reflect on the emotional and philosophical distance between humanity and the natural world. Drawing from a rich personal history shaped by life in Iran, Europe, and the United States.

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Sabzevari’s work is rooted in storytelling—particularly the reimagining of ancient wisdom through contemporary forms. Her paintings often engage themes of identity, vulnerability, and survival, incorporating references from Persian miniatures, mythology, religion, and science.

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Sabzevari’s process is research and studio-based and involves

the bringing together of complex imagery and symbols.These experiences have enabled her to further develop her narrative voice, contributing to global and cultural discussions through her art.