Arabic, Egyptian and Persian Mythologies

From 2020 to 2022, I produced a collection of dreamlike stories, in the style of Dada and surrealist poets. Each was associated with a mythological or legendary character, which I then illustrated.

• Al-Uzza was a pre-Islamic Arabian goddess of fertility.
• Horus Egyptian god of the sky, of pharaonic power.
• Ishtar is a Mesopotamian goddess, considered a symbol of women, an astral deity associated with the planet Venus, a goddess of love and war.
• Maat is, in Egyptian mythology, the goddess of cosmic harmony, rectitude (or moral conduct), order and balance in the world, fairness, peace, truth and of Justice.
• Manat was a goddess of fate, worshiped in Arabia in pre-Islamic times.
• Nut is a goddess of Egyptian mythology representing the sky, mother of all stars.
• Ptah is the Egyptian god of craftsmen, artists and architects.
• Sekhmet is an Egyptian warrior goddess, personifying the destructive power of the Sun as well as healing and home.
• Seth is the Egyptian god of chaos and destructive forces.