Booyeh integrates traditional techniques such as weaving, embroidery, and sculptural textiles with contemporary forms of storytelling.
Her practice often incorporates Iranian visual motifs, including the Cypress and paisley, which serve as enduring symbols of liberty and adaptation. Through these forms, she constructs narratives that honor the strength of women as both mourners and agents of change, weaving metaphors of resilience into physical form. Her fiber sculptures and tapestries echo the struggles and hopes of those challenging established norms, while also celebrating continuity, memory, and transformation across cultures.