I’m Behzad Khosravi Noori, an artist, history teller, writer and educator. My work begins in the places where memory resists erasure: where traces of colonial history, national myths, and personal migrations intersect. I approach these spaces not as fixed archives, but as living sites to be re-opened, re-narrated, and re-imagined. I believe that art can act both as a form of critical investigation and as a vehicle for social transformation. My practice moves across the intersections of artistic research, decolonial pedagogy, and political history, exploring how lived experiences, collective memory, and epistemic violence intertwine. For me, art is a bridge, connecting research, social engagement, and speculative critical imagination.