WESTPORT ART FAIR 2025
Egypt — light, stone, river. Limited-edition photographic prints.
Gate of First Light
The obelisk hums at sunrise—granite tuning the day as the avenue exhales the night’s cool breath.
Luxor Temple
Nile, Set Ablaze
Boats rest on liquid copper; the river measures evening in long, shimmering breaths.
Aswan
Choir of Stone
Columns rise like voices; every drumbeat of shadow sings the hymn of centuries.
Luxor
Script of Sky
Pigment clings where light is kind; glyphs thread from column to obelisk like sun-written sentences.
Karnak
Colossus at Blue Hour
Shoulders cradle the evening; stone remembers the warmth long after the sun has left.
Luxor
Needles of the Sun
Two granite flames stitch daylight into the avenue; time is kept in shadow lengths.
Karnak
Carved Thunder
Myth and muscle charge across basalt—lightning that never leaves the sky of stone.
Luxor
Keeper of the Aisles
Where light pools between pillars, a granite librarian watches the centuries turn their pages.
Luxor
The Geometry of Breath
Three triangles inhale the horizon, exhale a mirage of ages; the desert nods, unhurried.
Giza Plateau
Road to the Horizon
Asphalt threads the ancient geometry; camel bells keep time with the metronome of heat.
Giza
Desert Diplomat
A sand-polished smile and patient eyes—an ambassador from the kingdom of dunes.
Giza
West Bank Ember
Dawn lights the ridge with a single spark; the river answers in copper and blue.
Luxor West Bank
Golden Mooring
Houseboat and palm fronds hold the day in place long enough for evening to paint it twice.
Upper Egypt
Cairo Keeps Moving
Circles within circles—boys, taxis, pigeons—city orbits before the lamps come on.
Cairo
Street Constellations
A wave, a laugh, a pause between deliveries—the small astronomy of everyday Egypt.
Giza
Profile of the Dawn
Lapis and rust draw a calm horizon across a queen’s cheek; poise refuses to fade.
Deir el-Bahari
Horus, Still Watching
Feathers turned to stone, stone turned to color—the guardian blinks only when the light changes.
Luxor
Listening to Stone
Hand on granite, ear to centuries—the temple answers in floating dust and hush.
Luxor
The Queen’s Ascent
Steps like drumbeats rise to the terrace; cliff and colonnade keep time with the sun.
Deir el-Bahari
Pilgrim of the Pyramid
One figure in a field of light and stone—scale becomes a feeling beneath the ancient geometry.
Giza Plateau
Corridor to Ra
Steps fade into carved shadow; light ahead is a promise, not a memory.
Deir el-Bahari
Cairo Roundabout
Warm façades and chatter fold into a circle; a bronze gaze keeps the rhythm of evening.
Cairo
Gilded Apex
The pyramid’s cap catches noon like a coin; road and chain draw the eye upward to where heat becomes light.
Giza
Nile Silhouette
Palm and sail cut black against violet-orange; water repeats the colors like a practiced memory.
Aswan
Cairo Hello
Dust, chrome, and a grin—streetlight tenderness framed by the everyday.
Cairo
Procession of the Living Stone
Chiseled figures glide forward; a river of time moves beneath their calm profiles.
Luxor
Ra’s Dust
A single beam blooms around quiet hands; motes drift like warm, weightless prayers.
Luxor
Script of Sun and River
Turquoise and ochre linger on the wall—the Nile translated into signs that still ripple.
Luxor
Sky Gate of Thebes
A stone rectangle opens into blue eternity; the city exhales through this ancient frame.
Luxor