Ido Asséo Tsarfati (b. 1984) is a Paris-based artist, architect, and researcher, resident at Cité internationale des arts, specializing in spatial reconstruction and visual analysis.
His practice explores the intersections of image, memory, and space, focusing on the testimonial power of objects, architectural fragments, and image details emerging from conflict zones and contested spaces. He integrates forensic methods, architectural modeling, and documentary practices to examine the evidentiary and political dimensions of visual material.

He holds an MA with Distinction in Forensic Architecture from Goldsmiths, University of London, where he worked as a researcher, contributing to investigations published by the BBC and presented at Tate Britain as part of the Turner Prize (2018). He also interned at Bimkom – Planners for Planning Rights, and is currently a data coordinator at B'Tselem, an NGO documenting evidence of human rights violations against Palestinians.

He graduated from the School of Architecture at Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem
and studied at École Spéciale d'Architecture, Paris.


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