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LitDesign is a visual exploration into the relationship between literary arts and space. Whether out in nature, on the page, through architecture or somewhere out of this world—language is the space in which we, at the innermost, dwell. ​

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Bones, Ribs, Bones by Cody  Schriever

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Micro Pay It Forward by Jordan A. Brown

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Ocean Isn't Sky by Aleah Ford

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Micro Acre by Jordan A. Brown

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Writing on the Wall by Cody Schriever

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United We Stand, Divided We Fall by Muhammad Zaman

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Acrylic on canvas | 36" x 48" | 2016
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A Poem for Your Nightstand by Jordan A. Brown

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Dissolve in the Foam, to the Blue You Return by Aleah Ford

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Birds of a Feather by Cody Schriever

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I Will Never Give Up by Muhammad Zaman

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LitDesign Contributor-in-residence (Summer 2017): 

Muhammad Zaman 

Muhammad Zaman situates himself at the forefront of modern Arabic calligraphy and practices a form of the craft akin to eL-Seed's "calligraffi." Zaman calls his method “freestyle calligraphy,” which is particularly recognizable due to its multilingual base—hybrid crossings between different languages. On his website, zamanarts.com, he recounts growing up in Dhaka, Bangladesh, studying classical Arabic texts and then moving to Western New York at 12 years old. All the while, he shares that he was dreaming of what it would mean to “have my own style.”

To read more on Zaman's works & his prior showing at 1045 Gallery, click here. 
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