Ayna Moazzen, an Iranian contemporary artist living between Italy, Azerbaijan, and the Gulf countries, views her art as a cultural bridge and a form of resistance against the political turmoil in Iran. With a master's in art history, she channels her experiences of movement and memory into her work, which reflects her deep connection to Iran. Moazzen emphasizes that her art is a moral necessity, serving as a protest against the violence in her homeland. She explores themes of identity, cultural memory, and women's empowerment, aiming to foster dialogue and empathy through her art.