Sevinç Orman was born in 2005 in Kadıköy, Istanbul. After losing her father at the age of four, she continued her education at Darüşşafaka Educational Institutions, where she discovered her passion for literature, cinema, photography, and drawing. She is currently pursuing a degree in Media and Visual Arts at Koç University, expanding her artistic practice across photography, drawing, video, and text-based works.

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Born to an Iranian-immigrant mother and an Armenian-immigrant father, and growing up with Kurdish heritage, Sevinç approaches her work from a deeply personal perspective. Her art investigates womanhood through the lens of societies where it is often suppressed, drawing connections between Iran, Armenia, Turkey, and her own experiences. She explores identity as a multilayered, hybrid construct, reflecting her own complex cultural background. Through photography, drawing, and experimental documentary methods, her work seeks to illuminate intimate and overlooked experiences, using light, composition, and form to evoke reflection and dialogue between the personal and the collective.