Hanieh Darvishian, born and raised in Tehran, Iran, is an artist whose work explores memory, heritage, and storytelling through printmaking, fiber art, and embroidery. She earned her BA in Puppet Theatre from the University of Tehran, a discipline that deepened her appreciation for narrative and craftsmanship.

Inspired by family photos and her Iranian heritage, Hanieh translates personal and collective memories into tangible visual forms. The vibrant patterns and textures from her past, along with her deep connection to nature, serve as recurring motifs in her work. Through intricate layering and delicate craftsmanship, she conveys a sense of warmth and nostalgia, inviting viewers to engage with the fragility and resilience of memory.

Currently, she is a second-year MFA candidate in Printmaking at the University of Missouri-Columbia, where she continues to expand her artistic practice, experimenting with new techniques and materials to further her exploration of identity, culture, and the passage of time.