Sixth Edition of ‘Forever Is Now’ Exhibition Opens in Cairo with Saudi Participation

  The sixth edition of the international exhibition “Forever Is Now” opened today at the Giza Pyramids archaeological site, with the participation of eight contemporary artists from around the world.

 This year’s exhibition features a diverse range of artworks inspired by philosophy and heritage, exploring the relationship between people and place and using natural materials and visual techniques to reflect different perspectives on human existence and cultural transformations.

 The exhibition, which runs until November 28, includes Saudi artist Abdulrahman Taha, who presents an artwork titled “Al-Lammah,” inspired by the traditional board game associated with gatherings of friends and families in Egypt.

 In a statement to SPA, Taha explained that the artwork consists of carved stone pieces arranged in concentric rings. Both sides of each piece bear engravings resembling those on the game’s tokens, while the edges remain irregular, reflecting the natural character and authenticity of the raw material.