Sara Kamalvand is an artist and architect based in Paris. Her projects address issues such as climate change, resource depletion and the ecological footprint through heritage, conservation and memory. Since 2012 she has been investigating an ancient irrigation network at the origin of the cities of Tehran, Palermo and Madrid. In 2020 she published her first book The Invisible Monument. She is currently a PHD fellow at the Académie de France in Madrid. Her research delves into the world of gardens and crafts, by looking at ancient know-hows and the pragmatic and conceptual myths they convey. She teaches a design studio at École Spéciale in Paris. Her work has been exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tehran, Platform28 for Art and Architecture, the Collection Lambert in Avignon, and the Casa Arabe in Madrid.
Sara Kamalvand is an artist and architect based in Paris. Her projects address issues such as climate change, resource depletion and the ecological footprint through heritage, conservation and memory. Since 2012 she has been investigating an ancient irrigation network at the origin of the cities of Tehran, Palermo and Madrid. In 2020 she published her first book The Invisible Monument. She is currently a PHD fellow at the Académie de France in Madrid. Her research delves into the world of gardens and crafts, by looking at ancient know-hows and the pragmatic and conceptual myths they convey. She teaches a design studio at École Spéciale in Paris. Her work has been exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tehran, Platform28 for Art and Architecture, the Collection Lambert in Avignon, and the Casa Arabe in Madrid.