Neda Razavipour (b.1969, Iran) studied art as a practice investigating space, stage, and installation at the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs EnsAD in Paris. She lives in Tehran and Lucerne.
Her artistic practice explores the question of balance, a condition that continually shifts between the extremes of order and chaos. This search affects the individual as well as entire societies, spaces and structures. For this reason, Razavipour’s artistic works are usually conceived site-specifically developing in a precisely thought-out choreography over several days, weeks or months. Often using action or performance, the artist manipulates the stable structure of the artwork. Razavipour’s scenarios can be compared to a scientific process, which repeatedly generates results, but continues to gather new experiences, from the reactions of the audience.