Rahideh (born 1994) is a British-Iranian artist based in London whose artistic practice began at a young age under the mentorship of a dedicated teacher and artist. She holds a BA (Hons) in Architecture from the University of Westminster. Following her graduation, she committed herself fully to developing a meditative artistic practice shaped by her distinct creative vision.

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As a spiritual seeker, Rahideh embarked on a journey to decondition her mind, shedding

preconceived notions and responding to her surroundings with natural spontaneity. Her aim is to

transcend arbitrary identities such as religion, race, and other belief systems.

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In her paintings, Rahideh bridges the inner and outer worlds, using them as a canvas to express her

ongoing journey of self-discovery. Each artwork represents different states of consciousness,

nurtured through various meditation practices. Thus, trees, animals, and nature in her works

symbolise the embodiment of her physical and emotional experiences.

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Reflecting her personal philosophy, Rahideh believes that overcoming darkness requires the

simultaneous introduction of light. Her paintings convey this through a deliberate absence of linear

perspective, evoking a sense of 'is-ness' and unity between artist and creation. For Rahideh, painting

is a surrender to the mystery of existence, allowing life itself to manifest through her work.

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In her artistic vision, Rahideh seeks to create art without ultimate intention, avoiding any imposition

on viewers. She invites others to contemplate her paintings as a means to embark on their own inner

journeys, respecting the freedom of interpretation and personal exploration.