In this collection, I turned my gaze upward—toward the ceilings, where in Iranian architecture, mystery and beauty dwell quietly, humbly hidden in lines, rhythm, and light. The ceilings of the Jameh Mosque of Isfahan, in all their intricate complexity, are not only grand structures, but also rich and mesmerizing visual languages. With a representational approach, I have reimagined what lies high above— transforming it into intimate, small-scale forms that invite closeness and contemplation.
Each piece is a window into a world where geometry meets emotion—where order coexists with wonder.Within the constraints of scale, I have sought to reflect the visual vastness and formal complexity that flow through architectural structures. A dialogue of patterns, light, and symmetry forms the primary language of this series.
"Looking Up" is an invitation to pause— to notice what is so often overlooked: a space suspended between sky and brick, between image and structure.