Between the Designs is a space for reflection. Here, RED ANDY ART shares personal essays on her creative process, handmade objects, and the visual culture that surrounds us. From mosaic obsessions to the way people arrange their homes, each post explores the intersection of art, design, and everyday life.
Some spaces don't just shelter prayer — they become prayer. They don't speak in words, but in light, rhythm, and silence. From Gaudí's stained glass to the mosaics of Muscat, from the white marble of Abu Dhabi to the golden glow of Medina — these places transcend architecture. They are spiritual invitations. They remind us that beauty can be...
The world is full of handbags. I bought dozens — some cheap, some expensive, some labeled "vegan" made of plastic pretending to be leather. But none of them felt right. Either the material was off, the shape was awkward, or they simply lacked what I needed most: purpose.
When people see my creations, their reactions are full of excitement. They love the colors, the turquoise couch, the art, the bold patterns. But then I visit their homes—and it's white, grey, black, maybe a hint of dusty pink, I see. They want color, but they're afraid of it.
