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Shahira Hammad’s Akhet is a homage to sTj-ḥb, the Festival Perfume, one of ancient Egypt’s Seven Sacred Oils which was part of a larger ritual structure tied to renewal, emergence, and alignment between body, land, and cosmic rhythm. Akhet, which is motivated by a desire to reimagine ritual in a time that no longer holds it, reclaims the perfume’s symbolic structure and reframes it for our time without attempting to restore what has been lost.
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Akhet was part of the group exhibition “Volatile Derivatives”
Shahira Hammad’s Akhet is a homage to sTj-ḥb, the Festival Perfume, one of ancient Egypt’s Seven Sacred Oils which was part of a larger ritual structure tied to renewal, emergence, and alignment between body, land, and cosmic rhythm. Akhet, which is motivated by a desire to reimagine ritual in a time that no longer holds it, reclaims the perfume’s symbolic structure and reframes it for our time without attempting to restore what has been lost.
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Akhet was part of the group exhibition “Volatile Derivatives”