SHOULD I FALL OR SHOULD I FLY? Size:60*42 Inches There is a strange comfort

There is a strange comfort in darkness

The adult holding a gun to the kid symbolizes our repetitive traditions

Sort of a beam balance that's keeping my heartbeat and self respect on each pans

At the heart of this work are figurative Persian carpets

There are moments in life when the path ahead disappears completely

SHOULD I FALL OR SHOULD I FLY? Size:60*42 Inches There is a strange comfortI spent much of my childhood looking up because looking ahead felt too heavy. I remember the sticky afternoons, the hum of the house, and the rhythmic turning of a ceiling fan. It was the one thing that never seemed to change in a world shaped by expectations, responsibilities, and quiet sacrifices. For years, that ceiling became my sky. In this work, I have replaced the sky with a Persian carpet. Growing up, it was one of the first forms of art I