Farokh Falsafi is an interdisciplinary, research-based artist and architect based in Berlin. With background in architecture, his work is grounded in a sustained inquiry into space as both a material and political condition. Through his practice, he investigates how power is produced, embedded, and negotiated through spatial configurations in contemporary society. His work moves across language, constructed environments, and mechanisms of social control, developing a critical vocabulary that examines how space is shaped, governed, and experienced. Engaging with questions of land governance, technology, and ecology, Falsafi’s work reflects on the entanglement of spatial practices with broader social and environmental systems. His artistic practice serves as a catalyst for critical reflection on the ecological, social, and political implications of contemporary spatial practices.