Bahar Moazami, born in March 1998 in Rasht, Iran, is a multidisciplinary artist and researcher with a diverse academic and artistic background. She holds a diploma in Cinema, a Bachelor's in Iranian Music Performance from the University of Guilan, and a Master's in Tourism Management from Yasar University, İzmir. As a performer of contemporary dance, Iranian dance, Sema, and Butoh, as well as a violinist, kamancheh player, and sound and dance therapist, she has over 12 years of performance expersity, İzmir. As a performer of contemporary dance, Iranian dance, Sema, and Butoh, as well as a violinist, kamancheh player, and sound and dance therapist, she has over 12 years of performance experience across Iran, India, and Turkiye. She is the founder and artistic director of the fusion music group Saye and has taught dance, music, and yoga for over a decade to children, teenagers, and adults.
Her artistic career includes performances such as contemporary Sema and Iranian dance in İzmir (2024), acting and dancing in the Ancient Greek Period Art Project (2024), choreographing medal-winning yoga performances (2018–2019), and music collaborations on TRT Muzik and in international concerts. Bahar also holds more than 15 national and international certifications, including in sound healing and Brailletonik coaching, and has conducted academic research in the fields of dance, music, yoga, and healing. In 2024, she co-authored the chapter “Yoga and Wellness Tourism in India” in an academic publication, reflecting her dedication to bridging art, wellness, and cultural studies.
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