Located on the Promenade du Larvotto in the Principality of Monaco, the exhibition brings together Saudi and international artists who have captured the fascinating landscapes and heritage of the destination. Through their immersive experiences in residency programmes, independent visits and commissioned projects, these artists offer unique perspectives on the geological wonders, archaeological significance and cultural richness of AlUla.

Curated by Arts AlUla, the unique activation of 23 photographs taken in AlUla by eight Saudi and international artists, displayed on 3x2 metre panels, each evoking the layered beauty of a region where cultural heritage, tradition and modernity coexist harmoniously. The artists are Moath Alofi, Huda Beydoun, Lance Gerber, Catherine Gfeller, M'hammed Kilito, Matthieu Paley, Robert Polidori and Prince Michel de Yougoslavie.

"AlUla is an infinite source of inspiration for artists from different eras and cultures that today once again establishes itself as an international benchmark in the world of art and culture,"

commented Nora Aldabal, Executive Director of Arts and Creative Industries.