The rugs serve as a poignant homage to the intricate patterns and motifs of Kurdish textiles, while also embodying their material presence—the softness, weight, and drape captured through the natural sag and curvature of the forms. Within this illuminated assemblage, each piece reimagines the geometry and symbolism of traditional weaving with meticulous attention to detail, situating heritage as a dynamic, evolving force. The works gesture toward the neon vernacular of urban landscapes, layering a sense of nostalgia with a speculative, neo-futurist aesthetic. This interplay of tradition and innovation constructs a liminal space, where past and future collide, inviting audiences to engage with the material and symbolic resonances of cultural memory in dialogue with contemporary visual languages.