Grey door, part of the DEEVSAAL work THE END IS NEVER
Grey door, part of the DEEVSAAL work THE END IS NEVER

THE END IS NEVER

Black-and-white close-up of a person with long hair leaning forward and covering their face with both hands.
DEEVSAAL logo, the deev, a horned figure holding up a beam

DEEVSAAL is an architect and artist shaped by the brutal realities of Tehran and the poetic, rebellious spirit of Persian culture.

Architecture, for me, is an urge for change — a creation of thoughtful human-made spaces or a way to fuck with existing power structures. I treat architecture as an act of spatial resistance, designing to provoke and engage memory, emotion, and meaning.

In Persian folklore, the Deev holds two meanings: a destructive force, or a seeker of profound truths. Deevsaal embraces the latter, exploring space through architecture and occasionally crossing into conscious electronic music and fine arts, while staying true to the discipline’s roots.

THE END IS NEVER…


Salar Keshavarz