Seda Saar is an Armenian-American artist and designer based in Los Angeles whose creative practice spans painting, sculpture, installation, and public art. With a foundation in interior architecture and years of experience shaping immersive environments for major studios, she transforms ideas into vibrant, multidimensional experiences. Her work explores the interplay of light, geometry, and perception—whether through large-scale reflective installations in airports, vivid murals that energize public spaces, or meditative, light-filled sculptures. Inspired by natural rhythms, spiritual poetry, and the restorative qualities of color and light, Seda creates spaces that invite viewers to pause, reflect, and rediscover their connection to the world around them. Her public artworks include Pacific Passage at San Diego International Airport, the Gateway Arches at The STRAT in Las Vegas, and multiple civic art commissions across California. Exhibited nationally and internationally, her practice continues to evolve through projects that merge beauty, movement, and memory to transform the spaces we share.