Architecture and Landscape photographer based in Indonesia.
Sacred Symmetry: The Domes and Minarets of Indonesia
Supported by
Living in Indonesia, I've found myself surrounded by a treasure trove of Islamic architecture. As of 2020, the official statistics put the total number of mosques in Indonesia at 554,142. This country is a paradise for someone who loves to photograph the intricate beauty of mosques. What fascinates me the most is how no two mosques are alike—each one tells a unique story through its domes and minarets.
This diversity is what sparked the idea for this project: to capture the sacred symmetry of these architectural marvels, showcasing their unique designs and the cultural richness they embody.
In Partnership with Ministry
of Tourism and Creative Economy, Indonesia
I'm honored to collaborate with the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy to promote sustainable and halal tourism through my photography. This partnership aligns my passion for visual storytelling with a mission to highlight eco-friendly and ethically conscious travel experiences.
