Saudi artworks on display at the "Beyond the Frame II" visual arts exhibition, currently hosted at the Cairo Opera House, have mesmerized visitors of various nationalities and age groups. Attendees have lauded the diversity and distinctiveness of creativity showcased by the participating Saudi artists in their pieces. Dr. Nahed Turkistani, a ceramics professor at Jeddah University and a co-organizer of the exhibition, shared with an SPA reporter that the exhibition encompasses nearly 20 Saudi artistic contributions, including photography, sculpture, Arabic calligraphy, and various painting styles. She mentioned that the Saudi artworks in the exhibition showcase innovative ideas reflecting the unique Saudi perspective, highlighting diversity and creativity. Turkistani underscored that this exhibition iteration spotlights collaboration and cultural exchange among Arab countries, focusing on societal culture and customs. She also thanked the Saudi Embassy in Egypt for their support during the event. Sour ce: Saudi Press Agency
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