"The Race" by artist Khaled Zaki at the "Forever is Now 4" exhibition at the Pyramids of Giza.

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"We Will Meet Again in the Sky" by artist Jake Michael Singer, displayed at the exhibition "Forever is Now 4" at the Pyramids of Giza.

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Cairo, Egypt

Since early Thursday morning, October 24, the Pyramids Plateau welcomed visitors and guests from around the world for the fourth edition of the "Forever is Now" exhibition. Held under the patronage of the Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Egyptian Tourism Promotion Board, and UNESCO, the exhibition features renowned artists such as British artist Chris Levine, Italian artists Federica Di Carlo and Luca Boffi, Korean artist Ik-Joong Kang, South African Jake Michael Singer, Belgian-Lebanese artist Jean Boghossian, and French artist Jean-Marie Appriou. Egypt is represented by artist Khaled Zaki, alongside Lebanese-Canadian artist Mary Khoury, Indian artist Shilo Shiv Suleman, Greek artist Nassia Inglessis, and Spanish artist Javier Mascaró. The exhibition runs until November 16, 2024.

The opening of the "Forever is Now 4" exhibition at the Pyramids area in Giza.

Vessel of Time, made on-site using Nile ochre clay, is inspired by the solar barque of Khufu, discovered on the Giza Plateau, or, more broadly, by the boats buried near royal tombs, serving as ritual vessels to transport the resurrected deceased across the skies.

"The Vessel of Time" by artist Jean-Marie Appriou, displayed at the exhibition "Forever is Now 4" at the Pyramids of Giza.

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Giza, Egypt - Oct 24, 2024: "The Vessel of Time" by artist Jean-Marie Appriou, displayed at the exhibition "Forever is Now 4" at the Pyramids of Giza.

Vessel of Time, made on-site using Nile ochre clay, is inspired by the solar barque of Khufu, discovered on the Giza Plateau, or, more broadly, by the boats buried near royal tombs, serving as ritual vessels to transport the resurrected deceased across the skies.