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Babar Ahmad: I Will Always Live Free

Winner of 2012 Koestler Trust Highly Commended Award

A matchstick model of a pair of hands grasping cell bars from inside a dark prison cell with the words, “I Will Always Live Free” written at the bottom. The model is made out of approximately 5000 matches and took 3 months to build. Its dimensions are A4 size (300mm x 210mm) with a thickness of approximately 20mm.

How The Model Was Built

The base was built out of 2000 matches, comprising three criss-cross layers for strength.

The main section of bars and hands was designed on computer and then traced onto plastic so that the matches could be built onto it. Six layers were built of this main section out of 3000 matches and then sanded down extensively using sandpaper wrapped around various objects to get the circular effects. Once the main section was complete it was glued onto the base layer.

Each finger on the hand was built separately and then sanded down before being glued onto the hands.

The space inside the cell was stained dark mahogany to give an impression of darkness. The bars and walls were stained wood colour and the hands were left unstained to represent skin colour. After staining, the whole model was coated with five layers of clear water-based varnish and fine-sanded with 400 grade sandpaper for the smooth finish.

Finally, the phrase, “I Will Always Live Free” was written in black permanent marker pen under the hands.

Why Did I Choose the Phrase “I Will Always Live Free“?

This phrase was chosen to give the impression that although captivity may imprison my body, my soul will remain free. Though captivity may physically restrict me, mentally and spiritually I will always live free and no-one can take that away from me.

-Babar Ahmad, HMP Long Lartin

 
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Posted by on November 6, 2012 in Sketches

 

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Babar Ahmad: Masjid Yusuf

قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم: «من بنى لله مسجدا ولو كمفحص قطاة أو أصغر بنى الله له بيتا

«في الجنة

عن أحمد و إبن حبان

Rasulallah صلى الله عليه وسلم said: ‘Whosoever makes for Allah a Masjid, even the size of a nest or smaller Allah builds for him a house in Jannah.
Ahmad & Ibn Hibbaan

The message on the underside of the base reads:

“Masjid Yusuf (Mosque of Joseph)

By the Grace of Allah this model was completed on 11 November 2009 after 1000 man hours of work spanning a duration of 1 year and 4 months. It was built entirely in the Detainee Unit at HM Prison Long Lartin, UK, out of 25,000 matches. May this model be a source of hope and inspiration to all those who see it.

Babar Ahmad A9385AG”

A matchstick model of a pyramid style mosque with a flat base and four minarets made out of approximately 25,000 matches by Babar Ahmad.

The project started on 16 July 2008 and completed on 11 November 2009. It took 1000 man-hours to build spanning a duration of 1 year and 4 months. Its dimensions are approximately 490mm x 490mm x 490mm.

The Structure

The base was built out of 6000 matches, comprising three criss-cross layers for strength.

Each minaret was built out of 2000 matches then sanded down with sandpaper wrapped around cylindrical objects to achieve the desired circular effect.

The roof was built as four triangles each containing 3000 matches built in three criss-crossed layers for strength. The holes for the windows were sawed out then sanded down for the desired effect.

The main prayer hall inside the structure contains railings and pillars.

The whole structure was finished with three coats of clear water based varnish.

Babar Ahmed A9385AG
HMP Long Lartin
South Littleton
Evesham
WORCESTERSHIRE
WR11 8TZ
UK
August 2004 Babar Ahmad was arrested on an extradition request by the US. He is now in his eighth year behind bars, making him the longest British detainee held without trial. UK residents please sign the petition, allowing him the chance to stand trial in Britain, BEFORE 10th November 2011 deadline.
 
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Posted by on October 11, 2011 in Sketches

 

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