QNA
Doha
The Cultural Village Foundation (Katara) opened the first edition of Divine Creativity exhibition in the presence of a number of ambassadors and representatives of the diplomatic missions accredited to Qatar, along with culture and arts aficionados.
Running until January 27, the exhibition showcases rare formations and natural patterns of stones, appearing as artistic paintings featuring stories and real-life scenes, thereby highlighting the divine creativity in shaping nature over 25 million of years.
General Manager of Katara Dr Khalid bin Ibrahim Al Sulaiti said the event is part of Qatar’s enduring commitment to spotlighting diverse aspects of the arts, whether in terms of divine creativity or human ingenuity.
The exhibition made its global debut being the foremost and unique event in terms of concept, art, as well as intellectual, and spiritual dimensions, thereby constituting an ideal opportunity for the public to explore the aesthetics of nature and miracles as Katara has been keen to showcase such kinds of aesthetics, highlighted Dr Sulaiti.
The exhibits are displayed in two halls, featuring 106 rare stones, with 53 in each hall and formed through volcanic interactions, leading to the creation of silicon dioxide, the main component of natural agate.
