Research | Moayed Faza

Allah created wind that carries sand as one of the methods of erosion that carves boulders and rock walls to a limited height above the earth. The impact of the carving of these boulders and rock walls intensifies the closer one gets to the earth (i.e. at the base of the rock), seeing as the wind consumes a part of it’s strength through friction with the earth. From this phenomenon, in spite of Moayed living in what is considered a desert environment, he was only able to go to the desert a limited number of times. However, he was charmed by it’s sharp, smooth lines, and it’s cleanliness due to the grains of sand scattered by the winds. In spite of the chaos of these grains of sand, they are magnificently formed into massive dunes of varying continuing patterns. This inspired Moayed to focus his effort on trying to imitate this nature and its geomorphological shapes. He uses in this work the line as an erosion factor to carve the table with its sharp, smooth lines. It shows us the influence of the desert through the some of the visible angles that come out of it.