Cairo To Yazd 2022
This piece explores the relationship between a classic tenfold pattern common to Mamluk Egypt and the iconic pili gereh pattern from the Jameh Mosque in Yazd, Iran.
While outwardly diverse, both of these patterns spring from the same mathematical grid structure. Special thanks to Alan Adams, who helped elucidate the link between these two patterns.
Original Work
- Cairo to Yazd was rendered with handmade watercolour paints from Ontario and Iran, on animal-free Fabriano watercolour paper. It is custom framed behind anti-glare, UV preservation glass and available for acquisition at $5,000.
- Placement and acquisition inquiries invited via my contact form
Archival Reproductions
- Conservation-Grade Giclée Print on 100% Cotton, Archival Hot Press Paper
- 16" × 24"— $150 including shipping
- 12" × 18"— $90 including shipping
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