Tishk Barzanji is a visual artist based in London, United Kingdom. His work touches on the modernism and surrealism movement. His process is about space, color, deconstruction, breaking boundaries, understanding the living space in this fast-moving world, and human interactions within these spaces. Inspired by his childhood in Kurdistan, and early adult years in London, where he moved in 1997. The first few years in London were an eye-opener, where his passion for architecture and art began. Surrounded by the rich cultures of London and this new environment, shaped his ideas. He later went on to study Fine Art at Richmond upon Thames College, and Physics at Loughborough University. Since 2017, he has worked with Rockefeller, New York Times, V & A museum, Somerset house, NET-A-PORTER, Gucci, and most recently featured in British Vogue. The artist often sketches in everyday spaces such as train stations, theaters, and parks, deconstructing and reassembling these locations to transcend the boundaries of reality. The resulting artwork evokes a sense of an inevitable tragedy lurking within an imaginary utopia or a theatrical prophecy of life and society in the near future.

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