Helin Özdemir is a  visual artist, curator, researcher and writer based between The Hague and Vienna. Her practice is grounded in the intersections of public art and critical studies, postcolonial theory and the politics of visibility — exploring how images, materials and archives carry the weight of displacement, memory and belonging.

Central to her work is an investigation into the rhetoric of invasion and nativeness — in landscapes, bodies and borders. Through fieldwork, material experimentation and critical writing, she builds an artistic discourse that is as much analytical as it is sensory.