Works · Chapter IV
Siraj
Siraj means lamp in Arabic. In the Quran the sun itself is called a siraj, a lamp set in the sky. In this series on plexiglass, Lootah turns the surface into a night sky: galaxies and nebulae emerge from darkness, and on round panels gold forms recall calligraphic strokes, moons and horizons. Light is no longer only depicted; the material holds it, reflects it and returns it to the viewer. Siraj is also the title of her 2025–26 exhibition at the Sharjah Calligraphy Museum.
On the body
She applies colour with her hands, at times even her feet, so that she can feel the act of creation with her whole being.
ADMAF, Portrait of a Nation, 2016

Works in this chapter
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#084
Milky Way
120 × 240 cm
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#085
Violet Cloud
120 × 240 cm
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#086
First Light
120 × 240 cm
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#087
Distant Stars
120 × 240 cm
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#088
Fire Nebula
120 × 120 cm
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#089
Blue Nebula
120 × 120 cm
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#090
Cosmic Dawn
120 × 120 cm
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#091
Starburst
120 × 120 cm
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#092
Blue Script
Ø 100 cm
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#093
Golden Horizon
Ø 120 cm
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#094
Violet Night
Ø 120 cm
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#095
Moonrise
Ø 120 cm
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#096
Sunrise
Ø 120 cm
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#096
Sunrise, in the making
Video from the studio













