JAX District shone as one of the main hubs of the Noor Riyadh 2024 festival, offering an exceptional mix of artistic creativity, technology and innovation under the theme "Between Earth and Sky." The district hosted an inspiring lineup of works by Saudi and international artists, turning the space into an interactive area that embodies the Kingdom's cultural and artistic renaissance.

Saudi and global works at the heart of JAX

The district featured standout pieces by Saudi artists, including:

  • Nawaf Al-Dohan: with his work "Sukoon" ("Stillness"), reflecting a state of contemplation and visual calm.
  • Asma Al-Juhani: through "Al-Majlis: Woven Voices," embodying cultural dialogue through art.
  • Ayman Yossri Daydban: with "White Noise," blending the sensory and the visual.

On the international front, works by global artists were also on display, including:

  • Ryoji Ikeda: "The Mass" ("data-verse"), highlighting the language of light and sound.
  • Nonotak: "V.6 Daydream," blending imagination and technology.
  • Murakami: "Ra's Journey," taking visitors through an experience inspired by mythology.
  • Krista Kim: "Heart Space," showcasing digital art at its finest.

JAX District: more than a cultural hub

Engineer Nouf Al-Muneef, director of the Noor Riyadh festival, said JAX District represents a symbol of the Kingdom's cultural renaissance, noting that it offers a creative environment bringing together art and community, drawing art lovers and encouraging interaction between visitors and the artworks.

The event went beyond art exhibits, offering community activities and cultural programs that enriched the experience and strengthened JAX's standing as a beating heart of creativity in Riyadh. The district also gave artists a chance to connect and exchange ideas, cementing its place as a hub for collaboration and artistic discovery.