Shahram Entekhabi is an Iranian-born artist, curator, and architect based in Berlin and Tehran.
Working across video, photography, drawing, performance, and installation, his practice explores migration, identity, and the politics of visibility within social and urban structures.

Over the past years, Entekhabi’s work has been discussed by curators, art historians, and cultural theorists in essays, exhibition texts, and interviews. The following selected voices reflect different perspectives on his artistic practice. Each quotation refers to a specific publication or project and links to further context.