Heja Rahiminia is a multidisciplinary Kurdish artist from Iran, specializing in photography and exploring themes of migration, identity, war, suppressed narratives, and censorship. His work is deeply rooted in the ongoing political, cultural, and social struggles that shape global experiences. Drawing from his personal experiences of ethnic marginalization, prohibitions, and social injustice in his native country, Heja’s art critically engages with the complexities of these issues.
Heja’s work addresses the impact of mainstream media in shaping and distorting narratives, particularly those related to human rights and marginalized communities. His practice spans photography, video, and mixed media, allowing him to experiment with various forms to communicate his message.
He has exhibited his work at numerous international festivals and exhibitions, with his pieces being selected and nominated for prestigious awards. Through his art, Heja continues to challenge dominant narratives and amplifies the voices of the oppressed.