The artwork and artifacts created as part of the Idrani project now reside on the Perastar Gallery.
Rather than maintaining a separate collection here on the Idrani website, these works are now being exhibited alongside the rest of Trent Pehrson's artwork on the Perastar Gallery-- bringing Pehrson's Idrani-inspired pieces together with the rest of his artwork.
The exhibits below provide a window into that work. Each image will open a new browser tab, taking you directly to its exhibit on the Perastar Gallery site, where you can explore the pieces, collections, and stories for the given exhibit.
Ksatlai
An exploration of Idrani-inspired artwork and artifacts, bringing elements of the language and its imagined culture into physical form.
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First Glazed
An early exploration of glazed ceramic work, documenting the beginnings of a new direction in the Idrani artifacts.
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First Pots
The first ceramic vessels created for the project, exploring form, texture, and the physical expression of the Idrani world.
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Hummingbirds
The Hummingbirds exhibit is an exploration of life, death, and meaning.
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Ghatli Manuscript
A manuscript-centered exploration of Idrani writing, language, history, and the visual character of the Ghatli tradition.
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Notebook P
A glimpse into the notebooks and working materials behind the development of Idrani, where language, ideas, sketches, and artifacts intersect.
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Terampeta Scroll I
A scroll containing an Idrani poem in the Terampeta script.
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Card Game
An Idrani card game using Sipokhi glyphs.
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Faux Permit
A scroll containing a faux vending permit in Idrani using the Terampeta script.
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Idrani Calligraphy
A brief look at longitudinal samples of Idrani calligraphy.
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Irik Scroll
An imagined Vulcan artifact expressed through the Idrani language and its own evolving traditions.
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Siqotsa
An experiment with a Maya-like Idrani script.
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Zhiko Study
A focused study of Zhiko, examining its visual and material possibilities through the lens of the Idrani project.
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Stones
A set of stones commemorating ascents to mountain peaks with dear people.
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Aku Manuscript
A partial illuminated manuscript in the Sipokhi writing system.
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