The company Canon participates in its innovative exhibition "Invisible World," organized within the framework of the Sikka Art and Design Festival, conducted by the Dubai Culture Department. The exhibition will take place in the historical district of Shindagha from today until February 9.
The annual festival celebrates art and design, showcasing works by artists from the UAE and the former Soviet Union of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council. The exhibition "Invisible World," which will be held in the visitor center of the Shindagha Museum, aims to provide people with limited viewing opportunities the experience of transforming photographs into sensory understanding, merging art, technology, and inclusivity to create an unforgettable experience.
The exhibition "Invisible World" features four photographs, as well as works by resident artists from the UAE, combining international vision and local creativity. Among the most notable works are the photographs of the laureate of the Pulitzer Prize for photography, Mohamed Muhaisna, capturing moments from the refugee camp, and the striking image of the last northern white rhino by South African photographer Brent Stirton.
Visitors to "Invisible World" can interact with the photographs through tactile and sound elements, developing traditional visual methods. The technology used in the exhibition allows people with limited viewing opportunities to experience the process of photography through touch and sound, considering a more sensory way of engaging with art.
