HONOR has partnered with the Louvre Abu Dhabi for the museum's upcoming exhibition, "Kings and Queens of Africa: Forms and Figures of Power." The collaboration aims to extend HONOR's influence beyond technology by supporting initiatives that bring communities together and enhance cultural experiences for global audiences.
Laurance Li, General Manager HONOR GCC, expressed excitement about the partnership, highlighting the significance of bridging technology with cultural and artistic exploration. This collaboration marks an important milestone as HONOR becomes the first tech brand to join the official exhibition partners of the prestigious cultural institution.
The exhibition will feature a diverse collection of royal portraits, sculptures, ceremonial objects, and textiles, showcasing the enduring connection between art, power, and identity across the African continent. Visitors will have the opportunity to delve into Africa's rich history, creativity, and cultural legacy spanning from the 11th to the 21st centuries.
Moreover, the exhibition provides an immersive experience that celebrates Africa's vitality in contemporary art. Until May 25, 2025, attendees can explore over 350 works that offer insights into traditional African kingdoms and their societal impact.
The partnership coincides with the launch of the HONOR Magic7 Pro in the Middle East and Africa, introducing users to a new standard of AI-infused features. The device aims to enhance user interactions at various events, such as concerts, exhibitions, and festivals, providing a seamless and intuitive experience.
Through this collaboration, HONOR reinforces its commitment to a human-centric product vision, integrating AI and technology into everyday life scenarios to empower users and enrich their overall experience of exploration and learning.
