Discover Saudi artists creating ‘joyful’ art
Joyful containers: from dull to colorful. Using graffiti and her own style, Noura Bin Saidan.
Quantum Portal to Eternal Optimism. This contemporary artwork by Muotaz Abbas
This contemporary artwork by Muotaz Abbas, who is from Abha, was created to inspire its viewers to get lost in a soft dreamy life. Discover more of Muotaz’s ‘funky’ multidisciplinary art that mixes 3D, architecture, photography and philosophy by clicking here.
Joyful containers: from dull to colorful. Using graffiti and her own style, Noura Bin Saidan.
From dull to colorful. Using graffiti and her own style, Noura Bin Saidan has been adding color and beauty to public streets and spaces. Her other works include covering over 3,000 meters long boulevard wall with art in her hometown of Riyadh. See more of her creations here.
Joyful containers: from dull to colorful. Using graffiti and her own style, Noura Bin Saidan.
A Spiel of Joy. Constructed with 2020 plastic bags weaved together in a carpet, this piece captures the silver lining Kumail Al-Musaly.
Constructed with 2020 plastic bags weaved together in a carpet, this piece captures the silver lining Kumail Al-Musaly experienced during the COVID-19 crisis. He createdthis 220cm x 190cm piece with the help of his children, and it is a reminder on the importance of saving the environment from plastics while cherishing the moments each bag is associated with. From Tarout Island, check out more of Kumail’s art here.
The joy of play: sustainable artistic expressions. Mohammed Al-Faraj.
The joy of play: sustainable artistic expressions. Mohammed Al-Faraj.
Sustainable artistic expressions. Mohammed Al-Faraj from Al Hasa encourages playful art from our surroundings. From drawing with colorful chalks on floors to the exploration of palm trees and nature, the artist encourages using mediums and tools that do not harm the earth but contribute to its sustainability— keeping the curious child within alive. To check out more of his joyful art, please click here.
