Rozan Saadi (b. 1999) is an artist whose interest in art began in childhood and developed through drawing and participation in art workshops. During her studies, she discovered a strong connection to sculpture, which became an important means of expressing personal emotions, thoughts, and experiences. Her work is particularly concerned with the body, memory, and emotion, and with the ways lived experience can be translated through material, form, and sculptural processes. Saadi cites Louise Bourgeois and Sigalit Landau among her artistic influences.