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Sheikh Mohamed falconry artwork draws attention at ADIHEX 2026

An artwork depicting His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan , President of the UAE, during a falconry trip, captured the attention of visitors at ADIHEX 2026 for its intricate artistic and realistic details that reflect the Emirati society’s deep bond with falconry and authentic heritage. The piece combines the original portrait of Sheikh Mohamed with realistic incorporated…

Sheikh Mohamed falconry artwork draws attention at ADIHEX 2026

An artwork at ADIHEX 2026 captured the attention of visitors with its intricate depiction of Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan during a falconry trip. The piece, displayed by Gyr, combines a portrait of the Emirati president with a taxidermied falcon and other authentic elements, evoking the atmosphere of traditional Emirati hunting expeditions.

Mohsen Saeed, the artist behind the piece, aimed to faithfully recreate the original photograph, paying particular attention to the falcon's size, color, and detail. The taxidermy process was meticulous, with the falcon carefully integrated into the portrait canvas. The artwork has garnered widespread acclaim, with social media interactions even drawing the attention of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, H.H.

Lt. General Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The success of the artwork serves as motivation for Saeed to continue creating innovative pieces that blend fine art with cultural heritage.

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