My name is Sepideh, I’m 28 years old. Swiss artist with deep persian roots. 

I’m not sure what I’m supposed to say about myself.

Most bios try to explain who someone is, but the truth is I’m still figuring that out. What I do know is that art has always been part of my life. Born and living in Switzerland, creating has always been the place where things quiet down — where my mind can slow down and my creativity can move freely.

Over time, that quiet space started filling with something else: the urge to be honest. To express the chaotic, dark, and sometimes incomprehensible thoughts and emotions that don’t always have a place in everyday conversations, emotions and thoughts we are thaught to be uncomfortable with, instead of sharing an healing.

That urge eventually turned into this project.

I create dark, chaotic artwork that finds its way onto T-shirts, tote bags, and stickers. Not as decoration, but as a way to give shape to what usually stays inside — the inner noise, the contradictions, the feelings that don’t easily translate into words.

In a way, the goal is simple.

I want the comfortable to feel a little uncomfortable.
And the uncomfortable to feel comforted.

I turn that inner chaos into artwork.
Not to solve it, but to let it exist.