Observed arrival · 2026-09-27
Naqqash: One Word, Many Scripts
An online exhibition of code-drawn paintings that turn words in different writing systems into figures, landscapes and light.
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- Readers of script-based art and experimental AI illustration
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- The page says its Mongolian peace work turns a vertically written word into a spine, with the strokes forming ribs.
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The exhibition is arranged in themed sections, with captions identifying each word, its transliteration, meaning, script and year. The page describes the medium as SVG, painted in code, and says the selection of 24 comes from a body of more than 200 works. Its New Dialogues section pairs Naqqash with other artists, beginning with a Gaudí reference to mosaic archwork.
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