A dynamic, rotating figure evokes the movement of the whirling Sama dance. As the viewer moves around the work, they become part of its rotation, and the object shifts from something merely observed into something experienced and lived.
A stepped form evokes a mystical journey, with delicate rays of light and an inner, subtle resonance within solid wood suggesting a poetic passage from earth toward the sky.
A reinterpretation of Iranian latticework in which light becomes the “breath” of the form. Through rhythm and repetition, it evokes meditation and an inward spiritual journey.
A rigid, muqarnas-like form encloses a luminous core, evoking a poetic presence. The intersection of light and material narrates a passage from absence and darkness toward presence and light.
Drawing upon the mystical qualities of Iranian architecture, this work presents light as a reminder of a path—one that begins on earth and gradually moves toward another realm.
Light is concealed within two recessed inner cones and emerges gently and mysteriously, transforming the form into a living entity from which light radiates.
