Nov 25
2025

“Echoes on the Infinite“ by Alex Proba & SolidNature.“The Third Paradise (Il Terzo Paradiso)“ by Michelangelo Pistoletto.

The fifth edition of “Forever Is Now,“ a contemporary art exhibition curated by Art D’Égypte / Culturvator and its founder Nadine Abdel Ghaffar, is on view until December 06, 2025, at the Giza Pyramids Plateau, presenting ten artworks by internationally renowned artists.

The exhibition features a series of sculptures and installations exploring the concept of “forever.”

Held under the auspices of the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Culture, and the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, in collaboration with Uesco, Forever Is Now reaffirms its commitment to fostering dialogue between contemporary art and Egypt’s ancient heritage.

“Doors of Cairo“ by Alexandre Farto aka Vhils.

The exhibition brings together artworks by Alex Proba (USA) & David Mahyari, aka SolidNature (Netherlands); Michelangelo Pistoletto (Italy); Alexandre Farto, aka Vhils (Portugal); J-Park (South Korea); Mert Ege Köse (Turkey); Recycle Group – Andrey Blokhin & Georgy Kuznetsov (France & Russia); Nadim Karam (Lebanon); Ana Ferrari (Brazil); King Houndekpinkou (Benin & France); and Salha El Masry (Egypt).

Each artist interprets the concept of “forever” through a diverse range of materials, forms, and perspectives, bridging past and present and offering a visual narrative that transcends geographical and cultural boundaries. Exploring ideas of transcendence, hope, and the human desire to create lasting meaning, the exhibition positions the pyramids as both a symbol of permanence and a site of cultural convergence, where time, history, and creativity intersect.

“Code of the Eternal“ by J-Park.

This year’s edition embodies the spirit of artistic and cultural exchange, reaffirming Art D’Égypte’s enduring commitment to global diversity and cultural representation through art. It invites viewers on a journey back in time to reflect on the meaning of eternity, in the very place where humankind first sought to defy mortality. Here, where ancient kings built their tombs to ensure their presence would endure forever, contemporary artists continue the dialogue – celebrating creativity as a timeless expression of human legacy.

Source: Art D’Égypte

Photos: MO4 Network