Sanaz Mazinani is an artist, curator, and educator based in San Francisco and Toronto. She holds her undergraduate degree from Ontario College of Art & Design University and her MFA from Stanford University.

Her work explores the relationship between perception and representation by drawing on concepts such as censorship, scale, and the body as a site of action or violence. Working primarily in photography and large-scale photo-based installations, her practice intersects conceptual and formal boundaries of the photographic image in response to site, sight, and insight, especially in relation to digital culture. 

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 (PDF) - SF Weekly, March 2017 

 (PDF) - Design: A Beginners Handbook, February 2017

 (PDF) - CBC, February 2017

 (PDF) - The Source, April 2016 

 (PDF) - Tussle, March 2016 

 (PDF) - Hyperallergic, May 2015

 (PDF) - Artforum, September 2014

 (PDF) - Flash Art, September 2014 

 (PDF) - Artnet News, May 2014 

 (PDF) - Artsy, April 2014

 (PDF) - Vice: Creators, April 2014 

 (PDF) - Gallery 44, April 2013 

 (PDF) - Border Crossings, 2012

 (PDF) - David Fresco