Sophie Calle and Lita Albuquerque. Moving to Los Angeles in 2006, Deyhim, has, over the course of her career, been signed to Sony Classical and continues to record for her own label, Venus Rising, where she has released five new albums of her works on film, multi media and recent collaborations. Often singing in Farsi, the musician's unique sounds can be heard on the Oscar-winning film, Argo, while U2 made use of her composition, "Windfall/Beshno Az Ney," as part of its 360 tour. She has also performed with international orchestras such as the Polish Radio Orchestra and the Krakow Philharmonic and has received commissions as a composer from international ensembles such as Bang On A Can. She has performed her music at Lincoln Center Summer Festival, Carnegie Recital Hall, Albert Hall, The Old Vic, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royce Hall and many other major labels. Activism Deyhim has been a frequent participant at humanitarian events and benefits, including a performance at the gathering of the spiritual leaders of the world at the United Nations General Assembly in 2001; the first Gathering of Female Spiritual Leaders in Geneva at the United Nations and the Royal Hope Gala in the Royal Albert Hall, London, England with Plácido Domingo, The Royal Ballet and many others, for medical aid to Iraqi children. In 2009, she performed in a sold-out concert at the UN General Assembly organized by Pakistan's biggest rock musician and activist, Salman Ahmad to raise funds for misplaced children in Pakistan with other participants such as Jeffrey Skoll, Bobby Sager and Gavin Rossdale. In her work such as Deyhim's mixed media performative installation project "Dawn of the Cold Season". She was inspired by poet Forough Farrokhzad. The project presents an uncensored poetic feminist dialogue. By introducing the Iranian female icon to the international world. Deyhim inspired many. Deyhim's outspoken feminist voice has had her exiled from Iran for 30 years now. Recordings Deyhim's solo recordings include: Madman of God: Divine Love Songs of the Persian Sufi Masters (Crammed Discs) Shy Angels (with Bill Laswell) (Crammed Discs) Her recordings with Richard Horowitz include: Majoun (for Sony Classical) Desert Equations (Crammed Discs) A Gift of Love (for Deepak Chopra with narration by Martin Sheen, Robert Thurman, Rosa Parks, Madonna, Goldie Hawn and Debra Winger). City of Leaves (album) Neda's Eyes (song) Logic of the Birds (Red Mountain) Forbidden Echoes (poetry of Sabeesh), a sonic visual