Impossible color games
As explained on the design website ** Designboom **, Iran, home to one of the oldest civilizations, is home to numerous architectural wonders , often hidden behind sober facades.
Through his photographic journey, mehrdad reveals mosaic interiors that make the color game his leitmotif, an ornamentation of impossible details and one symbol network that dominate vaulted ceilings and centuries-old walls.
NASIR-AL-MOLK MOSQUE, IN SHIRAZ (southwest of the country)
CHAHAR-BAGH SCHOOL, IN ISFAHÁN (about 300 km south of Tehran)
INTERIOR OF A BUILDING IN TEHRAN
SHAH-ABDOL-AZIM SHRINE IN TEHRAN
QOM MOSQUE (about 150 km southwest of Tehran)
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