ArtDayME: Tuwaiq Sculpture exhibition, now in its fifth edition, commences yesterday and will continue until February 24 at the ROSHN Front.

Themed "Dimensions of Movement," the exhibition showcases 30 artworks created by 30 artists from 20 countries, all using Saudi Arabian granite as their medium.

Part of the Riyadh Art Program, the event aims to blend tradition with modernity, transforming the city into an expansive "gallery without walls."

Tuwaiq Sculpture is an annual sculpture symposium that brings local and international artists together to create public artworks in a live setting. Through an interactive program of workshops, school visits, and talks, Tuwaiq Sculpture engages diverse communities and bolsters cultural exchanges. The symposium culminates in an on-site exhibition, with the sculptures enriching the Riyadh Art collection and later becoming a permanent feature of the Saudi capital’s urban fabric.

Tuwaiq Sculpture is a platform where local and international artists meet, collaborate, and create large-scale public artworks in a live setting. The open format of the symposium allows the public to observe the creative process, participate in interactive workshops, and discuss the history and future of public art, effectively contributing to the enrichment of the cultural scene in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.