Elham Hemmat

Elham Hemmat is an accomplished visual artist whose work centres on abstract explorations of the human body. Holding an MA in Research in Arts and Design, she brings a deep philosophical approach to her creations.

Her ceramic works draw inspiration from ancient and tribal art, invoking Paleolithic and Neolithic imagery, mythological forms, and primordial representations of gestation and identity. Each piece is imbued with diverse patterns, textures, and vibrant colours, forming a symbolic language that celebrates human diversity and individuality.

Elham’s work has captivated audiences worldwide, with exhibitions spanning over 15 countries. Recent highlights include selection as one of the Top 10 artists at the 59th International Meeting of Naïve Artists in Trebnje, Slovenia (2026).

Her works are held in public collections, including the Mons Memorial Museum in Belgium and the Museum of Human Rights in Canada.