Our collaboration with Holdman Studios, particularly on the 'Pillars of Humanity' project, serves a dual purpose. Firstly, it endeavors to inspire individuals and unify communities by emphasizing shared human values through art. Secondly, the exhibition acts as a fundraiser for our paramount initiative, the 'Sphere of Light', a monumental structure envisioned for Utah that further embodies our foundation's principles.
Purpose
Seven Pillars of Humanity
Thesis Artwork for
Roots of Humanity
Created as thesis artwork for the Roots of Humanity structure, these 7 stained glass panels illustrate seven key, noble characteristics that humans are capable of:
Knowledge, Creativity, Faith, Love, Unity, Freedom, and Courage.
Examples from across the world are included in each scene.
The 'Pillars of Humanity' has not been confined to one location. It's traveled across various international terrains, resonating with diverse audiences. From art connoisseurs in European capitals to schoolchildren in Asian metropolises, the artwork has inspired countless individuals, emphasizing the universality of its message.
In our journey to present the 'Pillars of Humanity' to audiences in the Middle East, we've intertwined elements from Islamic artistic traditions. This integration is evident in the intricate patterns, geometric designs, and the unique color palettes reminiscent of historical Islamic art. Our aim was to create a dialogue between different artistic traditions and to emphasize the common human values they represent.
Our foundation proudly collaborated with Holdman Studios in Lehi, Utah, where the 'Seven Pillars' currently radiate their brilliance. In our endeavor to make the project truly global, we enlisted the talents of artists from the Arab world, ensuring the artwork encapsulated diverse perspectives and aesthetics.
Touring the Global Spectrum
The 'Pillars of Humanity' has not been confined to one location. It's traveled across various international terrains, resonating with diverse audiences. From art connoisseurs in European capitals to schoolchildren in Asian metropolises, the artwork has inspired countless individuals, emphasizing the universality of its message.
In our journey to present the 'Pillars of Humanity' to audiences in the Middle East, we've intertwined elements from Islamic artistic traditions. This integration is evident in the intricate patterns, geometric designs, and the unique color palettes reminiscent of historical Islamic art. Our aim was to create a dialogue between different artistic traditions and to emphasize the common human values they represent.
Our foundation proudly collaborated with Holdman Studios in Lehi, Utah, where the 'Seven Pillars' currently radiate their brilliance. In our endeavor to make the project truly global, we enlisted the talents of artists from the Arab world, ensuring the artwork encapsulated diverse perspectives and aesthetics.