A mirror does not just reflect—it reveals. It distorts, multiplies, fragments, and reconstructs. Reflective Path is not just an exhibition; it is an invitation to step inside the shifting dimensions of self-perception, to witness the journey between the seen and the unseen, the external and the internal, the past and the present.

This body of work is a culmination of years spent exploring the power of reflection, light, and shattered form. Drawing from the ancient Persian art of Āine-kāri (mirror work), I have transformed broken mirrors into sanctuaries of introspection—fractured yet whole. Geometry and tradition intertwine, creating portals where the viewer is no longer passive but an essential part of the composition.

As you move, the mirrors move with you.As you look, you are seen.

In Reflective Path, the journey is not linear. It is circular, layered—like a thousand reflections of a single flame. You must first pass through your own depths to truly see the mirrors before you. Light a candle, stand before the work, and watch as the space around you dissolves. This is not just about what is reflected back—it is about what is revealed within.