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Research Interest

My creative research focuses on how texture, timbre, and gesture shape musical form and perception, and how these elements can extend beyond sound to include movement, visuals, and material craft. Drawing on perceptual approaches to listening, I create interdisciplinary works in which music develops alongside performance, installation, and visual elements. My projects range from multimedia compositions to immersive installations and mini-operas, often engaging themes of resilience, identity, and social justice. Through works such as Sabzeh, Sepideh, Silent, and A Girl Who Missed the Train, I explore how sound can foster empathy, reflection, and connection across cultural and emotional boundaries. Across my practice, I aim to create cohesive, sensory-rich experiences that invite audiences into shared acts of listening and meaning-making. 

For a full overview of my research projects and creative practice, please contact me.