Ghogha is an Iranian rapper, lyricist, singer, and visual artist known for her impactful music and art that challenges societal norms and explores philosophical and political themes. She is recognized for her sharp, poetic lyrics that often critique issues like gender inequality, freedom of expression, and authoritarianism. Her music draws inspiration from modern Persian poets such as Forough Farrokhzad and Fereydoon Moshiri. She has worked with other influential Iranian artists, such as Bahram Nouraei and performed at global festivals, including Voices of Change in Sweden, and has appeared on international platforms like the Arte Television Network, where she criticised restrictions on women’s artistic expression in Iran. Ghogha’s work serves as a form of resistance, particularly against the systemic limitations placed on women in Iran. Her art and music both amplify feminist and philosophical dialogues, aiming to inspire change and reflection. Ghogha is a founding member of Peeleh, an independent artist collective aiming to empower experimental and innovative musicians, consisting of Bahram, Peymandegar, Nesa Azadikhah, Ashkan Mousavi and Elham. Read more: www. ghogha.me www.peeleh.com