Suzan Sadek is an Egyptian artist and designer based in New York City. Originally from Abu Dhabi, she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Interactive Media with a minor in Design from New York University Abu Dhabi, graduating with honors in 2022. Suzan is currently pursuing an MFA in Design and Technology at Parsons
Suzan’s artistic practice is defined by her exploration of the relationship between art and technology. She enjoys mixing storytelling with interactive and immersive experiences, often using digital media to engage her audience in new and thought-provoking ways. In addition to her work as a designer, Suzan is a musician, incorporating sound into her creative process to deepen the emotional impact of her projects.
Her work addresses themes of de-colonialism, identity, intersectional feminism, race, and Middle Eastern politics. Through her art, Suzan challenges conventional narratives surrounding heritage, culture, and tradition, often using a radical lens to provoke conversations around societal issues. Her aim is to create work that fosters a deeper understanding of complex identities while promoting a sense of connection and empathy among her audience.
Driven by a passion for human-centered design, Suzan strives to use her work to create meaningful connections and build a sense of collectivism. She believes in the power of art to spark change, shift perspectives, and encourage dialogue, particularly around issues that affect marginalized communities. Her projects invite viewers to engage in critical reflection while exploring the intersection of personal and collective histories.
suzan@newschool.edu