A series of semi-abstract architectural relief façades inspired by the ever-shifting nature of desert sands and the silent endurance of ancient fossils. Each surface captures the tension between movement and memory — where wind-carved forms become organic textures, and architecture itself begins to breathe with the rhythm of the landscape. The works merge natural geometry with fluid sculptural expression, transforming buildings into living dunes — fossilized moments of motion.
The photos attached represent my conceptual sketches. For any commissioned project, the composition will be developed individually according to its architectural and environmental context, making every façade a one-of-a-kind sculptural creation — a fossilized moment of motion.
SCULPTURAL PAVILIONS & MAJLIS SERIES
A collection of bionic architectural forms where structure, surface, and light merge into a single organism. Each pavilion or majlis is envisioned as a living body — its walls covered with relief ceramic “carpets” that flow seamlessly across the surface, embedding light within the material itself and creating a gentle, radiant pulse within space.
The photos attached represent my conceptual sketches — sculptural studies exploring movement, proportion, and the integration of light. For each individual project, the composition and material articulation are developed uniquely according to its architectural, cultural, and environmental context, ensuring that every pavilion or majlis becomes a one-of-a-kind living sculpture.