The work establishes structured environments that integrate research, sound, moving image, and collective study into coherent frameworks. Each project functions within a larger, ongoing structure. The practice is research-driven and, in some instances, site-responsive — grounded in sustained investigation rather than episodic production.

Field Trips serve as the primary structure of the work, where research and activation converge. Built through self-directed study and grounded in Qur’anic epistemology, the work sustains durable systems through artistic journalism. This infrastructure functions as a pedagogical resource embedded within public life. The system is designed to operate as independent intellectual infrastructure — extending beyond exhibition into public knowledge production.

Over decades of sustained practice, this framework has been deployed across institutions, independent spaces, and civic environments — generating films, installations, live activations, research platforms, and collaborative assemblies that operate as components of a living system. The consistency of this structure across contexts affirms its durability.