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Three slabs of plaster, warm grey concrete and sand standing side by side at different heights, each with a single glazed tile in ochre, cobalt or turquoise.
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Three Slabs

No. 12 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThree slabs of plaster, warm grey concrete and sand standing side by side at different heights, each with a single glazed tile in ochre, cobalt or turquoise.

What it meansA study in material and proportion, drawn from the slabs and inlays of contemporary North African and Gulf architecture.

Where it worksA quiet, architectural piece for a modern living room.

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2:3 · 7200 × 10800 px4×6 · 8×12 · 12×18 · 16×24 · 20×30 · 24×36 in
3:4 · 5400 × 7200 px6×8 · 9×12 · 12×16 · 18×24 in
4:5 · 7200 × 9000 px4×5 · 8×10 · 16×20 · 24×30 in
11:14 · 3300 × 4200 px11×14 in
A-series · 7023 × 9933 pxA5 · A4 · A3 · A2 · A1

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A white plaster panel with the word karam incised in Naskh script and a red glazed bar set beneath it.KaramNo. 13
A large warm grey concrete disc with bismillah raised in Nastaliq, an ochre tile beneath it and a plaster slab behind.Name DiscNo. 14
A charcoal concrete panel cut with stacked zigzag grooves, the middle one laid in turquoise glaze, in front of a pale plaster slab.ZigzagNo. 15
A plain plaster square with one turquoise tile inlaid near its centre and the word nur incised small beneath it.Small LightNo. 16
A white plaster panel with sakina raised in Naskh script, overlapping a sand slab above and a charcoal concrete slab below with a red glazed bar.SakinaNo. 17
A concrete panel with baraka raised in Kufic and an ochre lozenge above it, joined by a small sand disc carved with the Amazigh aza.BarakaNo. 18
A deep sand stone slab with shukr incised in Naskh script above a row of three glazed tiles, cobalt, black and cobalt.ShukrNo. 19
A slim concrete stele with a rounded top, carved with a column of chevrons beneath an ochre glazed disc.Chevron SteleNo. 20

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