Alas, yet again I have no particular information about this sculpture. My main reference for finding out information about the various sculptures abounding in Jeddah is a book written by one of the sons of the man whose vision in shaping Jeddah into the city of art that it is. As Jeddah experienced unprecedented growth in the 1970s due to the influx of big bucks from the developing oil industry in Saudi Arabia, Jeddah’s Mayor Mohammed Farsi was instrumental in the plan for turning Jeddah into a magnificent modern city. The book, “Jeddah: City of Art,” was first published in 1991 and, even at that time, did not include all the public art that Jeddah has become famous for. Many pieces have also been added since that time, so gathering data about all the works is sometimes next to impossible. I’ll continue to post many of these sculptures even though I may not be able to supply you with specific information about them.
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Hello,
Can you photograph some of the street sign boards, i will translate them for my students…+ other common forms like the one entry form you posted…
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This one reminds me a little of the Easter Island statues.
Susie, maybe you should publish a book about the sculptures in Jeddah?
I like the sky behind this one…the sculpture is enigmatic, but the sky is lovely!