legendary symbols, locations and ideas
Al Masmak Fort.
Faya Al-Almay is a renowned artist who masters the art of oil and acrylic and takes heritage and Saudi stories to another level. Adding elements of mystique and mystery, he reimagined the legendary Al Qatt Al Asiri here while paying homage to the delicate touches a woman adds to any piece of art.
Najla Dowery is a young Saudi artist who does not add
any comments to her pieces, leaving the interpretation to the imagination of the viewer.
Here she is paying homage to legendary symbols, such as the “flowers of the Khaleej” and
patterns of traditional textiles in the Kingdom.
The future is looking on to the past and still connected with the legendary culture.
Urban Fabric: the relentlessly uniform grid that paradoxically supports a multiplicity of functions and desires between earth and space.
As an architect, Faisal Al-Ohali is distinct in his uses of collage digital art. His interest in architecture lays in the study and design of aerial movement and the interplay of open space and inhabited environments. He is quickly gaining popularity as he revisits legendary locations, giving them a futuristic look.
Osama Al-Kholaiwy who describes himself as a “digital nomad” and is specialized in Urban Design and Planning, combines his love of photography and graphic design to create new age art. Here he is revisiting the famous Elephant Rock in Al-Ula an bringing it alive with a mix of music, imagination and art magic.
