Sevdaliza

A troubled man on the verge of a breakdown visits his psychiatrist in a thrilling musical short.

Sevdaliza says goodbye to her life as a spy. A short film that symbolizes the resilience of the female pregnant body and it offers a critical view on the position of the pregnant woman in Western society.

At the Musée des Arts et Métiers in Paris, the Iranian-Dutch artist, Sevdaliza, delights us with her latest album "Shabrang".

A cycle of timeless events and encounters are performed by mystic characters immersing the viewer into their world. With the aid of token items, two cryptic individuals navigate between parallel existences, living an astral projection, guided by each other’s truths. Sterile and hostile at first sight, each environment is populated by a series of tightly knit clans that will witness their rites of passage. Despite feelings of danger, care, seduction, and vulnerability, the two chameleonic figures take a leap of faith into the unknown: AMOR FATI

The seven minute cinematic experience created by director Emmanuel Adjei for artist Sevdaliza explores and questions the fascinations and desires of the human mind, telling the story of the black man, who continues life in a cycle of oppression. The modern chains, of aspiring for success, power and decadence that create a false sense of freedom and autonomy.

The pain of losing an unborn child destroyed balance in marriage and leads to tragedy.

All of the 4 music videos from Sevdaliza's debut English EP. The title is how people responded to her in social situations. She realized that those things that deflect her from social situations — not getting along with your coach or your boss or whatever — it made her realize she had to chose a different path.