My practice is a visual representation, a manifestation of complexities that creates the self and the sphere she lives in. The photographs are an exploration of experiences that changes with time, space and encounters. Therefore, each body of work is a form of visual research to decipher the objective and the subjective experience; a view of identity, culture, psychology of anxiety, and existence of things. 

I explore still life as a way to convey emotion through objects, as they serve as symbols and carry their own narratives. These "Things," though silent, occupy space with certainty. They surround us and form the foundation of our existence and pleasure, despite our assumption of control over them.

Gilda Jabbari was born in Shiraz, Iran. From a young age she grew up in Dubai. She is a Royal College of Art alumni, with a Master’s degree in Photography.

Based in London 

studio@gildajabbari.com