The role of words in human life is vital. It is the source of human civilisations, the development of new sciences, ideas and religions, and human guidance and awareness. To the extent that human life is divided into “historical” periods, “before and after history”, according to the origin. For this reason, writing was the beginning of the history of human life and the time when a man could embed his life story in pages and remember a line from the page or something like that.

The word, as the guardian of science and the educator of scientists, preserves the link between the intellectuals of the past and the future, and even the link between heaven and earth. Like a double-edged sword, words can either shroud life in darkness and ignorance or illuminate it with liberation, hope, and victory. They are the catalysts of transformation, inspiring us to strive for a brighter future.

In my ‘Word in Art’ series, I have dedicated my focus to exploring the timeless aesthetic power of Arabic and Persian letters in painting. These letters, serving as my artistic medium, bridge the gap between the past and the present, conveying profound messages that resonate across generations.

I try to showcase and preserve the rich culture and heritage of the Middle East. In this series of artwork, I have utilized Persian letters and poems, which are integral to our visual arts heritage and have always influenced the identity of Middle Eastern artists. I have experimented with different techniques and materials in these works, which is a testament to my dedication to this cause.