Yasaman Nedjati

Yasaman Nedjati is a Berlin-based set and spatial designer working across theatre, film, exhibition design, and architecture.

Her professional experience spans Berlin, Milan, Brussels, and Tehran. She has worked in theatre, exhibition design, film, and interior architecture across a range of projects and scales.

In Brussels, she worked with La Monnaie / De Munt, assisting on productions including Götterdämmerung, directed by Pierre Audi with set design by Michael Simon, and Fanny and Alexander, directed by Ivon Van Hove with set design by Jan Versweyveld. She also worked with KASCEN scenography agency on exhibition design projects, contributing to the Train World Museum in Brussels and Le Moulin de Ferrières in Héron.

Alongside her work in theatre and exhibitions, she has experience in interior architecture in Milan and in set design for short films including Greyish-Blue, Acid Base, and the stop-motion film It's Your Lucky Day.

She studied Architecture at the University of Tehran, Interior and Spatial Design at Politecnico di Milano, and Scenography at ESA Saint-Luc Brussels.

Her work explores the relationship between people and space through narrative and scenography. Alongside her design practice, her research focuses on spatial conditions that allow for observation, solitude, and shifting relationships between what is onstage and offstage.