In traditional Iranian architecture, ‘Hoorno’ is defined as lighting provided through the ceiling.

In this regard, Tania states, “Through instantaneous changes, mirrors let in the element of time and, in interacting with their environment, expand their surface onto what surrounds them. Shadows are a response to the spatial and temporal status of objects, adding visual depth to volumes.
Here, my main focus is on the occupation of space. Besides their numerous visual dimensions, my objects are empty inside; a lively and engaging non-visible existence which creates a space of matter and nonbeing through reflections and shadows.”