Painting · Drawing · Works on paper

Visual Art

Selected works exploring identity, transition, memory and what remains unseen beneath an outward appearance.

01 · 2026

What I Carry

Acrylic on canvas · 57 × 77 cm, framed

There are times when I look calm, but inside my head everything is moving—thoughts, emotions, fears and hopes, all at once. The figure is quiet while everything behind it is full of movement. It is about the things we carry inside that nobody else can really see.

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02 · 2026

Between Versions

Acrylic on canvas · 30 × 40 cm

A work about changing ourselves through places, expectations and survival, and the uncertain space between who we were, who we became and who we are still trying to understand.

Exhibited at Blue Verve Gallery, Helsinki · 2026

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03 · 2026

The Gaps We Carry

Works on paper · Series · 18 × 10 cm each

Migration does not only mean leaving a place. These small works consider distance, closeness, disorientation and the empty spaces that remain after leaving. The gaps change shape, but some stay with us.

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04 · 2025

Beneath the Blue

Acrylic and oil pastel on canvas · 120 × 100 cm

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05 · 2024

Where My Mind Goes

Coloured pencil on paper

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06

Fragments in Motion

Coloured pencil on paper

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Exhibition & visual practice

Blue Verve Gallery

Group Exhibition · Helsinki · 2026

Farahdel exhibited Between Versions, an acrylic painting exploring identity, transition and the tension between inner experience and outward appearance.

The exhibition brought together contemporary artists working across personal, emotional and visual themes.

Collaborative exhibition

Minun maailmani II · My World II

Finnish Museum of Horology and Jewellery Kruunu · Espoo · 2024–2025

A collaborative exhibition exploring migration, belonging and the experiences of highly educated immigrant women living in Finland. Farahdel participated through her personal story and visual work.

Jewellery artist Mari Syren responded to Farahdel’s story and one of her paintings, translating elements of that experience into jewellery and carrying one personal visual language into another artistic form.