Inspired by the cultural heritage of Sistan and Baluchestan, this drawing portrays a group of women gathered in a quiet circle, their faces
concealed and their presence defined through gesture, clothing, and shared space rather than individual identity.
The work reflects the quiet strength of community, where memory, tradition, and belonging are preserved through everyday rituals. The
barren trees and soft atmosphere create a timeless landscape, suggesting endurance and continuity despite change.
Executed in pencil and charcoal, the monochrome palette emphasizes texture, light, and silence, encouraging the viewer to look beyond
appearances and discover the stories carried within a shared cultural experience.
