Manar Abu Dhabi in Al Ain - in pictures

  • Artwork by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer for Manar Abu Dhabi. All photos by Pawan Singh for The National.
    Artwork by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer for Manar Abu Dhabi. All photos by Pawan Singh for The National.
  • Ammar Al Attar's artwork titled Cycle Of Circles for Manar Abu Dhabi explores the persistence and routine of life
    Ammar Al Attar's artwork titled Cycle Of Circles for Manar Abu Dhabi explores the persistence and routine of life
  • Al Attar's piece shows him riding a bicycle in a circle in five sequential images
    Al Attar's piece shows him riding a bicycle in a circle in five sequential images
  • In Lozano-Hemmer's artwork, sensors read the electrical activity of the heart and translate it into distinct lighting sequences
    In Lozano-Hemmer's artwork, sensors read the electrical activity of the heart and translate it into distinct lighting sequences
  • Sadu Red Carpet by Khalid Shafar illuminates a pathway with light
    Sadu Red Carpet by Khalid Shafar illuminates a pathway with light
  • Maitha Hamdan's Breath of the Same Place drapes a lonely ghaf tree in luminescent wiring
    Maitha Hamdan's Breath of the Same Place drapes a lonely ghaf tree in luminescent wiring

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