Art Mama Project, “Mother Nature”, to protect the environment presented in Bahrain [PHOTOS]

The international art exhibition “MOTHER Nature” was presented to Mama in the famous Bahrain Center,
AzerNews Reports. The event was attended by the Vice President of Heydar Aliyev Foundation Leyla Aliyeva and head of the Idea Public Union team, and attended Arzu Aliyeva.

The “Mother Nature” exhibition, which was the first time successful at the Hayedar Aliyev Center in Baku during the twenty -ninth session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention on Climate Change (COP29), begins his journey with the presentation in Bahrain to spread vital messages about climate change to the world.

The exhibition, which was organized in conjunction with the Heydar Aliyev Center, IDEA PUBLIC Union, and the RAK Arts Foundation in Bahrain, and the Bahrain Ministry of Culture and Antiquities, is an invitation to work for the importance of environmental protection through art.

Rashid Al -Khalifa, founder of the Rak Art Foundation, stressed the importance of the exhibition in Bahrain, saying that the exhibition “Mother Nature” enhances the ongoing efforts to enhance cultural exchange.

“By hosting the Mama International Fair, we enrich our local artistic scene more and encourage global dialogue on vital issues such as environmental protection,” Rashid Al -Khatt said.

At night, I discussed the problems arising from climate change on our planet and highlighted that the “Mother Nature” art project is creatively approaching these current issues. She pointed out that the invitation of flexibility during the era of global warming was never more urgent. She stressed the importance of unifying the efforts made to protect our planet for future generations.

The exhibition includes more than 100 unique artworks created by 55 artists from 29 countries, along with Rashid Al -Khalifa and Lila Alia.

The Mama “Mother Nature” international art gallery will continue at the Bahrain Art Center until March 25. During this period, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the various important stories related to environmental issues that we are currently facing through examples of drawing, sculpture, installation and multimedia.