Like the arched recesses of Iranian architecture, light and shadow arranged in a geometric rhythm connect presence and absence, inviting us to pause at the boundary between being and non-being.
A house for light, this sculptural form relies on its steadfast stability to scatter light upward, becoming a fluid element connecting the exterior and interior.
A pyramid-like form with a rigid and stable structure becomes fluid, soft, and imaginative through its layering and the flow of light among its arch-like elements. The emergence of light from within the layers gives rise to the object and generates meaning.
Light radiates from the center, bringing a geometric form to life. Inspired by Iranian domes and geometric patterns such as the Shamsa, the work evokes unity and mystery.
Here, light extends beyond the boundaries of the volume, intertwining form, space, and human presence, and giving meaning to the human experience of space.
Reflected rays of light emanate from within the form onto the ground and into the surrounding space, giving the work a living presence. Their rhythm creates a poetic experiences, drawing the viewer into a sensory relationship with the work.
A delicate, luminous inner layer is enclosed within a rigid pyramidal wooden form. A recessed triangular form, combined with the glow of light, gives the work a mysterious, poetic spirit, while the form gradually emerges as an object through its interaction with the viewer and the passage of time.
