Kaleidoscopic Sheesh Mahal

$70.00

An expression of love, this manipulated image of the Sheesh Mahal in the Lahore Fort in Pakistan.A living remain of the Mughal empire. The sheesh Mahal was made during the reign of Emperor Shah Jehan, as a language to express divine beauty using mirrors and dizzying reflections.

This kaleidoscopic print pays homage to the ghosts of history that remain as a part of the identity of a people.

Today the fascist Indian government spearheaded by Prime Minister Modi is adamant on erasing the existence of Mughal history from Indian history books, this image of desire perseveres to persist with its dizzying beauty.

Size: 8” x 12” (customizable)

Print on Archival paper

Signed by Artist

An expression of love, this manipulated image of the Sheesh Mahal in the Lahore Fort in Pakistan.A living remain of the Mughal empire. The sheesh Mahal was made during the reign of Emperor Shah Jehan, as a language to express divine beauty using mirrors and dizzying reflections.

This kaleidoscopic print pays homage to the ghosts of history that remain as a part of the identity of a people.

Today the fascist Indian government spearheaded by Prime Minister Modi is adamant on erasing the existence of Mughal history from Indian history books, this image of desire perseveres to persist with its dizzying beauty.

Size: 8” x 12” (customizable)

Print on Archival paper

Signed by Artist