“This project is the arrival of the sacred architecture of Lalibela into Sharjah under a new guise as it mutates from stone to salt, carrying with it its attendant myths from across the Red Sea and through the Arabian Peninsula.”

“The assemblages of ephemeral objects, made from discarded cardboard and starch, and selected for their essential roles in the daily life of a Luandan, form an uneven walkway that defines the installation as a passage.”

“This sacred structure is an apparatus for collective aromatic bakhoor/incense burning rituals and invites visitors to partake in breathing ceremonies within its inner altars.”