Graphics ranging from welcoming the fans of the 2022 World Cup to others embodying Arab heritage and other sports graphics, adorn the coastal line of Al Khor in Qatar as part of the "Zeina" initiative launched by the Public Works Authority.
Graphics ranging from welcoming the fans of the 2022 World Cup to embodying Arab heritage and other sports graphics adorning the coastal line of the Creek in Qatar, as part of the "Zeina" initiative launched by the Public Works Authority.
The "Seashore Group" account published a video clip showing a number of paintings on the murals of the coastline, one of which embodied a Qatari child with the word "Live", and a second mural of different sports shirts bearing the number 10, while another embodied the warmth of the fans.
The account commented on the video clip, “The Beautification Project of the Coastal Creek Line Announces the Completion of the Murals Works of “Haywa”, “Live the Event” and “Ya Marhaba” by artist Hassan Baho, in cooperation with the Seashore Group, and within the framework of the “Zeina” initiative with the aim of highlighting the festive aspects In preparation for hosting the 2022 World Cup.
For his part, the Public Works Authority account - via its Twitter account - published pictures of the various murals under the title "Qatar is decked out in preparation for receiving the 2022 World Cup guests."
"The murals aim to promote Qatar's hosting of the World Cup by blending its heritage and culture with football, to present Qatar's guests with a vivid picture of the richness of the artistic and visual scene in the country," said Sarah Kafud, Vice Chairman of the Supervising Committee for the Beautification of Roads and Public Spaces in Qatar.
In turn, the artist Hassan Baho said, "Through the murals "Live", "Live the event" and "Wahba", I was able to express the feelings of pride that overwhelm all Arabs in holding the World Cup 2022 on Arab land, and I was keen through the murals to enhance the atmosphere Celebration during the most prominent football event in the region.
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