Ba Qol Hovallah is a Persian calligraphy painting created in 1400 on paper, based on selected verses from the Mokhammas poetry of Mohammad Sohrabi.
In this artwork, Nastaliq calligraphy becomes a visual language where poetry, form, and color come together. The written composition is shaped through the movement of the letters and the relationship between black ink, blue tones, golden elements, and the open space of the paper.
The selected verses, with their spiritual and devotional themes, have been transformed through Ali Bagheri’s artistic interpretation into a visual experience that explores the connection between Persian calligraphy, poetry, and contemporary artistic expression.
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