of ma’at: women in egypt
Profound knowledge of female role models, especially in the history of Egypt can improve today’s gender role in Egypt and Middle Eastern countries. (Khalil, Moustafa, Moftah, and Karim 2017)
This project provides visual imagery that reframes for the viewer an understanding of who women were, are, and can be, providing space and recognition for the distinctiveness and accomplishments of women and giving voice to individuals.
Rahma + Mut, 2025, Double-sided cyanotype on cotton organdy and pigment on adhesive fabric, 44” x 23” x 24”
Salma + Seshat, 2025, Double-sided cyanotype on cotton organdy, 31” x 22.75”
Sisters (Nada & Manar) + Amarna Princesses, Cyanotype with hand embroidery on cotton organdy, pigment on linen, and pigment on adhesive fabric, 2025, 33” x 22” x 6.5”
Amena + Sat, 2025, Double-sided cyanotype on cotton organdy, 33.75” x 19.25”
Rokaya + Henuttawy, 2026, Cyanotype on cotton organdy, pigment on linen, 33.5” x 21”
Sisters (Nada & Manar) + Ikhat, 2025, Double-sided cyanotype on cotton organdy & linen, 34” x 22.5”
Yara + Ty servant, 2025, Cyanotype on cotton organdy & linen, 30.25” x 20.5”
Camila + mother & child, 2025, Cyanotype on cotton organdy, pigment on linen, 22” x 15.5”
Sisters (Nada & Manar) + Ikhat, 2025, Double-sided cyanotype on cotton organdy, 32.5” x 22”
Amena + Khekeret, 2025, Double-sided cyanotype on cotton organdy, 26” x 18”
Rahma + Mut, 2025, Double-sided cyanotype on cotton organdy, 26.5” x 19.5”