Ceiling of Sheikh-Lotfollah’s mosque in Esfahan, Iran.
Capturing the intricately tiled ceilings of centuries old
mosques, photographer Mehrdad Rasoulifard gives his followers both a history
lesson and aesthetic treat. The ceilings are not only covered in rich patterns,
but architecturally structured to appear like complex tessellations or
honeycombs. The mosques are built to include spiraling series of domes and
indents, causing the viewer to get lost in their disorienting beauty.
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