Yousha Bashir (born 1989) is an Iranian multidisciplinary artist known for his exploration of the intersection between digital media and physical form. His work spans painting, sculpture, installation, and video, often focusing on themes such as selfhood, perception, and the tension between constructed and organic realities. Bashir frequently manipulates digital imagery to create fluid, abstract compositions that question the stability of identity and space. His practice blends precision with spontaneity, offering viewers a layered visual experience that reflects both contemporary anxieties and timeless human concerns. Through his evolving use of technology and materials, he constructs immersive environments that challenge boundaries between the virtual and the tangible.