This work belongs to the artist’s early experiments with calligraphic painting in a devotional context and was inspired by Abbas ibn Ali and the event of Alqama on the day of Ashura. Elongated blue forms, traces of fading script, and fields of green and dark tones create a space suspended between the visible presence of calligraphy and the marks of its gradual disappearance.
modernAvailable
Year 1400
Yā Bi-Meshk — Without the Waterskin
AArtistAli Bagheri
iranian
“Yā Bi-Meshk” is one of Ali Bagheri’s early explorations of calligraphic painting in a devotional context. Built through layers of blue and green, the work was shaped in remembrance of Abbas ibn Ali and the event of Alqama on the day of Ashura.
Artwork details
Dimensions50 × 70 cm
EditionOriginal
SignedNo
FramedNo
Certificate of authenticityNo
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