Persiana Garden - Prayer to the light

I approached this painting as one approaches a quiet sanctuary. I am an artist of Persian descent—trained to look across civilizations, to trace how symbols travel through time and reappear. My practice has been shaped by years of studying sacred imagery of calligraphy , the mystery in the Persian carpet, and the Persian spiritual arts, always with a humble witness discipline of care and contextual reverence.

This work emerged as an act of compassion rather than illustration. The ascending figure, winged and luminous, reaches gently toward vines heavy with fruit—an echo of ancient ritual gardens where the divine met the human. Her gesture is not grasping, but receiving. Color moves with urgency and tenderness: the graph pulse like devotion, the water breath like the flowing living life, the existence breathes through the surface as blessing. The ancient Persian guardian is present here not as form alone, but as witness to renewal and balance. My brushwork carries her myth forward, allowing antiquity to speak softly within the present. This painting is an offering—between faith and art, memory and the celebration of light.

Physical authenticated piece 100*100 cm or 50*50 cm of which there will be only one sold for ownership.

Limited Digital Tokens will be available by invitation only. The numbers will be disclosed between 3 to 20 pieces.