Bio
Fatemeh Hosseini is an Iranian filmmaker and visual artist whose artistic practice focuses on humanity’s search for inner meaning. Her work endeavors to explore memories that are part of everyone's consciousness through time as a true concept with a specific direction that transcends its scientific and finite origins.
Aside from her years of experience as a painting and sculpture instructor and commissioned artist for beautification projects within Tehran, she has made several nominated and award-winning short films and has worked on feature film and television productions in Georgia. Hosseini’s work has been included in several exhibitions within the United States and her new series of paintings – a collection entitled “The Wind” - is selected to be featured in a 2024 edition of New American Paintings Magazine.
She received her BFA and MFA in Painting from the University of Tehran and Alzahra University in Iran and her MA in Motion Graphics from Savannah College of Art and Design in the United States. Hosseini's fine art background has significantly impacted and positively influenced her poetic style both in filmmaking and interdisciplinary art. She currently serves as a Film and Storyboarding Professor at The Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia, where she has held multiple workshops on the craft of visual storytelling through use of the cinematic image.