Riyadh, 24 April 2025 (26 Shawwal 1446H)

In a scene reflecting the integration of environment and art, the Riyadh Culture and Arts Society organized the fourth edition of the "Environmental Etiquette" exhibition, which turns waste and discarded materials into striking artworks carrying deep environmental awareness messages.

From Waste to Artistic Beauty

The exhibition embodies the power of creative transformation, as artists' ideas met discarded environmental materials to produce works expressing sustainability, environmental balance and community awareness, extending an open invitation for everyone to embrace art as a means of environmental change.

Notable Inspiring Contributions

  • The "Earth's Covenant" team: presented artworks using wasted materials, charting a path toward a cleaner environment and a more aware society.
  • Artist Lina Al-Otaibi: an abstract piece simulating the danger of single-use plastic, using real household waste to highlight visual pollution and its cumulative impact.
  • Abdulrahman Al-Arbeed and Noura Abdulrahman: works reflecting the balance between humans and nature using agricultural waste.
  • Maha Al-Mutairi: combined resin art with plastic remnants to produce a work merging imagination and material.
  • Wejd, age 17: collected water bottle caps to form a colorful piece expressing how small details shape a larger visual scene.

Art for the Environment

The exhibition aims to:

  • Raise environmental awareness through art.
  • Encourage recycling and innovative reuse of waste.
  • Support Saudi artists and provide platforms to showcase their creativity.

The exhibition is part of the Riyadh Culture and Arts Society's ongoing efforts to support sustainable art and integrate environmental values into contemporary artistic practices.