About Karl Singporewala
Karl Singporewala is a Royal Academician at the Royal West of England Academy of Art. His artistic practice bridges architectural and sculptural disciplines. Singporewala’s practice is shaped by his Zoroastrian Parsi heritage, and his works often explore themes of identity, materiality, and enduring tensions between tradition and modernity.
Utilising modern techniques such as computer-aided design, laser cutting, photo etching, and 3D printing, his work offers a unique opportunity to experience Zoroastrian heritage through an artistic lens. His art has been exhibited internationally, including at the Saatchi Gallery, Royal Academy of Arts, New York Institute of Technology and the Onassis Cultural Centre Athens.
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About Mariano Errichiello
Mariano Errichiello is a scholar of Zoroastrianism specialising in modern communities. His research combines textual analysis with ethnographic insight, with particular interest in mobility, migration, hermeneutics and ritual performance. He adopts a community-engaged approach, integrating lived perspectives and community knowledge into both pedagogy and research design.
He has been awarded fellowships at leading research institutes in Venice, Copenhagen and Erlangen-Nürnberg, and his work has received recognition from the Ancient India & Iran Trust and the Journal of Persianate Studies. He also serves as a Trustee of the British Institute of Persian Studies.
Before entering academia, Mariano held senior leadership roles at PwC in Latin America and the UK.
