Khoshbin was exposed to art at an early age. Both her grandfather and uncle are master carpenters; her mother is a ceramic artist; her brother is a film maker and curator; and her sister is a new media artist. It seems meant to be. “My work expresses the idea of the story, fable, or tale, attempting to sort out the past and create new beginnings. How these stories have affected me and my culture are represented through a combination of book and animal sculptures, drawings and writings. I am artificially reimagining things in a handmade wilderness.” Khoshbin’s work has been exhibited in numerous galleries across the country, including: Southwest School of Art and Craft in San Antonio, Rose and Radish Gallery in San Francisco, and Bellevue Arts Museum in Washington. Her work will be exhibited at 360SEE Gallery in Chicago and Tinlark Gallery in LA this year. Her art has been published and written about widely, including several books and magazines such as Readymade, Glamour, and House Beautiful.