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Every piece is an act of Calmness
Every piece is an act of Calmness
About Arches of Revelation
This abstract painting is inspired by the sacred arches of the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah. Repeating motifs draw you inward through the layers of the canvas, your gaze pulled down the long, illuminated path towards a distant central arch. It represents the journey to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), leading to a place of true tranquillity. This piece will be exhibited at Escher in the Palace in The Hague from 10th June to 2nd November.
Behind the Painting
When I visited the Prophet's Mosque, walking through those sacred arches, I was struck by a profound sense of peace. There is something hypnotic about the repeating architecture, the way the arches seem to go on forever, drawing you closer to the Prophet's resting place. I wanted to capture that feeling of infinite depth and spiritual focus.
How It Was Made
I built this painting on a highly textured acrylic surface, using deep blues and warm, earthy reds. I constructed the repeating arch motifs layer by layer, building physical depth into the canvas to enhance the visual perspective. I then added precise, gilded lines radiating outward from the distant central arch. These straight, structural lines contrast with the organic texture of the paint, pulling your gaze down the illuminated path toward the centre.
Arches of Revelation in your home
Arches of Revelation in your home
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The details
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Siddiqa Juma is a Muslim artist whose work sits at the intersection of faith, identity, and contemporary art. Every piece begins with intention and is made as an act of devotion.
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