Sarvin Haghighi

Born in Iran 1979 in the midst of the Iranian revolution, Sarvin Haghighi experienced both great joys and harsh challenges from an early age. The privilege and independence of her early childhood quickly gave way to war and oppression. To fulfill the human need for self-expression, Sarvin took to art as a young girl.

Sarvin found her unique voice flowing intuitively through oils and canvas. While working at her easel Sarvin captures cherished childhood memories, honors the timeless traditions of her people, and comments on the social and cultural dimensions of women's experiences in contemporary Middle Eastern society.

As an adult, Sarvin has become a global citizen, leaving Tehran for Dubai and eventually Chicago. While passion for her Persian roots provides continual inspiration for the young artist, it is her cross-cultural exposure that provides universal subtext to her work. From her beginning as a single censored voice, Sarvin Haghighi's art now amplifies the powerful voices of many the world over who long for peace and freedom.

2014 - Flower Power group Exhibit - Robin B Gallery, Chicago
2014 - Fractured yet rising - Group Exhibition, ARC Gallery, Chicago2014 - 9th Annual emerging artist Exhibit, Morpho Gallery, Chicago
2013 - All that glistens - Robin B Gallery - Chicago