When Art Meets Eternity: “Forever Is Now” Opens at the Pyramids with Global and Arab Artists

The fifth edition of “Forever Is Now” opens today at the foot of the Pyramids of Giza, in a global art event organized by Art D’Egypte, under the patronage of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Tourism and Antiquities, and Culture, and in collaboration with UNESCO. The exhibition runs until December 10.

Bringing together the brilliance of contemporary art and the grandeur of Egyptian heritage, the exhibition offers a dialogue between past and present—affirming that creativity transcends time, and that “forever” is a living moment expressed through art.

This year’s edition features world-renowned artists including Michelangelo Pistoletto (Italy), Alessandro Varto (Portugal), Recycle Group (France/Russia), along with artists from Korea, Brazil, and the Netherlands.

The Arab presence shines strongly this year through:

 Dr. Salha El Masry – An Egyptian visual artist celebrated for her ceramic and pottery works inspired by ancient Egyptian symbolism, blending heritage with modern artistic expression in a dialogue about eternity and rebirth.

Dr. Salha El Masry

Nadim Karam – A Lebanese architect and sculptor known for his monumental urban installations that transform cities into visual storytelling spaces, merging imagination with memory and the human experience.

Nadim Karam

From the heart of the Pyramids, “Forever Is Now” celebrates a timeless conversation between cultures—proving once again that eternity begins in Egypt, where the past meets the present in an endless moment of creativity.