Shirin Hosseinvand is an Iranian-American artist known for her thought-provoking Coca Cola sculptures that explores the complex relationship between ethnic identity, globalization, and mass production.
With a Bachelor’s degree in Art and Fashion Design from the renowned Parsons School of Design in New York City, She uses her art as a critical lens on how industrialization and globalization, while promoting cultural
exchange,
can
simultaneously erase the distinct identities that cultures contribute to products and experiences.
