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On a night unlike any other, a mysterious inheritance draws a young miniature artist into the footsteps of Yusuf Agâh Efendi, opening a path from Soho to Fes, from Istanbul to Medina, through dreams, secrets, and a light from which every colour takes its hue. As dream and reality dissolve into one another, each encounter shifts the course, drawing it towards an unseen horizon. Told in a way where endings echo beginnings and stories fold into one another, this singular narrative moves beyond a single timeline, unfolding as a continuous passage.
A world brought to life through the medium of paper, fabric and layered collage, MADAD is a visually striking illustrated novel, where history meets mystery.
Ömer Faruk Yeni is a cultural consultant, editor, and traveller based between London and Istanbul, hosting filmmakers, musicians, authors, and thinkers through films, public conversations, and cultural gatherings. His practice focuses on collecting and sharing the stories of seekers, tracing how art, history, and spirituality continue to shape contemporary life. He previously managed Rumi’s Cave (London) and curates art retreats titled Meetings with Masters.