Yasse Saidi is an interdisciplinary artist currently based in Central London. A recent graduate from BA (Hons) Fine Art at Central Saint Martins (UAL), her work involves participatory practices, sound, sculpture, textiles, illustration and performance. More recently, her studio practice considers questions of political silence and erasure, in tandem with diasporic identities.

  

Born in the United States and of Iranian descent, Yasse's work is multi-perspectival, applying different world views to questions of belonging, desire, silence and imagined futures. Her work has featured in Oxford University's Industry Magazine, the Fashioning our History Project (a Mayor of London, Brent 2020 Culture Fund Project designed to encourage diversity in the creative industry in Brent and beyond) and The National Gallery.