Al Marmoom Exhibition is set to open in Dubai, showcasing the Al Marmoom Desert Conservation Reserve as a living ecosystem. Importantly, the exhibition highlights its significance to Emirati heritage and identity. Officials also say the initiative connects culture, creativity, and conservation.
Latifa bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, chairperson of Dubai Culture and member of Dubai Council TEC, shared her excitement on social media. She said, “We look forward to the launch of ‘Al Marmoom: The Living Wild’, an exhibition that highlights Al Marmoom Desert Conservation Reserve as a living ecosystem and an inseparable part of our local heritage and deeply rooted Emirati identity.”
Furthermore, the exhibition features photography by Ali Khalifa bin Thalith, Secretary General of the Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum International Photography Award. His work captures wildlife in Al Marmoom through striking visual stories. As a result, visitors can experience the desert’s unique ecosystem while appreciating the creativity behind each photograph.
In addition, the exhibition celebrates photography as a key contributor to Dubai’s cultural and creative industries. Experts note that combining art, heritage, and environmental awareness therefore inspires sustainable initiatives while promoting local talent.
Moreover, the project aims to strengthen Emirati identity by connecting residents and visitors with the natural environment. Through detailed images, the exhibition demonstrates how the desert’s flora and fauna form an essential part of the country’s cultural legacy.
Visitors can explore the exhibition to learn about the living desert, its wildlife, and the stories behind each image. By blending creativity with conservation, Al Marmoom Exhibition offers an educational and immersive experience.
Additionally, the exhibition reflects a broader effort to integrate culture, creativity, and environmental preservation in Dubai’s public initiatives. It also inspires artists, photographers, and residents, emphasizing the need to protect heritage and natural resources.
Ultimately, Al Marmoom Exhibition promises a unique journey into the heart of the desert. Consequently, it celebrates nature, art, and Emirati identity in one immersive showcase.
