Born in Iran, Farvash is a research-based artist whose practice is deeply rooted within Persian mythologies, histories, and ontologies. Her practice focuses on transformative processes that span from metamorphic realities to navigating contemporary immigration guilt. With a background in chemistry, she redefines scientific methods within the realm of material science and art. Creation of materials by studying characteristics, qualities, properties, and behaviors from the smallest material component, nanotechnology, and extends all levels to performance, lectures, and installations. She holds several patents and received an honors for her cross-disciplinary work. She worked 10 years as Creative Director at Rolling Optics, a hologram start-up where she built up a design research department and made over 2000 future concepts for more than 500 brands such as Chanel, Taittinger, Hennessy, Absolut Vodka, etc. In 2015 she began doing high-security research and future concept for plastic banknotes worldwide. She holds an MA in contemporary art at RCA (Royal College of art) in London, a second MFA in experience design, and holds a BA in interior architecture from Konstfack, University College of Arts Crafts and Design. She has been teaching regularly at KTH Royal College of Technology, Konstfack, School of Architecture Association London, HDK, etc.