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Beyond the towering skyscrapers and modern architecture, the streets of Saudi cities have become a dynamic canvas for artists to express themselves. Street art has become mainstream of late, and here are some of the best ones from around the country.
An old building in Jeddah’s Al-Balad area has been covered in calligraffiti by celebrated French-Tunisian artist El Seed. The mix of graffiti and classical Arabic painted on a relic of the past is a sight to behold.
Building: Al Balad, Jeddah. Calligraffiti: eL Seed pic.twitter.com/8LV8KO5RBf
— Mark Fiddes (@fiddesmark) February 20, 2022
Yup, Riyadh’s got its very own version of the Monalisa peeps!
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Mario in a thobe! What’s there not to love?
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Jeddah’s Al-Balad area has an entire area earmarked for street art, and boy does the creativity of local artists shine here.
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This was once a lesser-known old neighbourhood in Al-Khobar. Today, it has become a must-visit tourist spot as the whole place has been turned into an open-air art gallery.
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Noura Bin Saidan is one of the most famous street artists in the country today. Her larger-than-life murals have taken over Riyadh, and this one in Boulevard is probably the most famous of them all.
أسمتها “ملامح نجد’ 😍❤
الفنانة السعودية نورة بن سعيدان تبدع في لوحة فنية في اويسس الرياض 👏 pic.twitter.com/jDAuwf9YMv— أول سعوديـ/ـة | First🥇Saudi (@First1Saudi) December 23, 2021
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