The word “Allah” is rendered in candy-pink Arabic typography, encircled by a floral wedding arch composed of pixelated garlands and ornamental pillars. This work reflects the visual language of vernacular spirituality across The Greater Middle East. The vibrant yellow background evokes both devotional signage and early internet graphics.
Allah (God, 1990s) – Metal Panel
Only 5 available.
Title: Allah (الله, "God")
Country: Pakistan
Year: 1990s
Poster size: 8″ × 10″
Frame: Unframed digital panel
Condition: Vintage
Publisher: Khajistan
Exhibited in “Spasial Program” at SculptureCenter, New York, June 19 – July 28, 2025.
Availability: Free pick-up and U.S. shipping. International rates apply.
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