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Captured by Mohamad Badr at the iconic ‘Sheikh Zayed Mosque’ in Abu Dhabi, this photograph depicts a woman standing still in the middle of an arched pillar; seemingly drawing power from the “Serenity of Light” to find comfort in the chaos surrounding her.

Our most popular wearable artwork, it is a piece that celebrates geometry in both life and architecture, where one needs to shed the light on the center to understand the whole.

Negin Fallah gives you something to think about with this wearable artwork, composed of minimal illustrations to depict one of the world’s major problems: the stark reality of water scarcity.

With subtle details, Negin demonstrates the paradox we are living – the world is drowning in the little water it still has, and the big blue will eventually fade away, leaving nothing but emptiness behind.

Rana Zaher, an artist with a background in archaeology, was inspired by the lions on ‘The Ishtar Gate’ – the main entrance to the city of Babylon, when creating this wearable artwork.

The “Lions of Babylon”, guardians of the goddess of love & war, Ishtar, are here to remind us of the women’s power throughout history and of the importance of preserving what is left of Iraq’s ancient architecture and cultural greatness.

An illustration by Negin Fallah, this wearable artwork unites the world’s cultures and its people in the land of diversity: Dubai.

Showcasing different ethnicities, nationalities and age groups surrounded by Dubai’s most famous attractions, this is a land that succeeded in bringing them all together despite their differences.