Sevak Babakhani is an Iranian-born photographic artist of Armenian descent whose work explores themes of identity, memory, and belonging. Born in Iran, he migrated at the age of 12 —an early displacement that continues to inform his artistic vision. Drawing from his Armenian heritage and diasporic experience, Sevak creates evocative images that blur the line between documentary and conceptual photography. His work reflects on cultural resilience and the personal dimensions of migration, offering visual narratives that are both intimate and universal. Based in Australia, Sevak has worked as a commercial photographer for over 30 years, developing a refined visual language and technical mastery that deeply inform his artistic practice. Alongside his commercial career, he remains committed to storytelling through fine art photography, using the medium to reflect on identity, memory, and the meaning of home. His work invites viewers into quiet, contemplative spaces where personal and collective histories converge.