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AlKokhardi's piece highlights the interplay between Emirati heritage and the Islamic faith, with the intention to provoke viewers' curiosity and understanding of UAE heritage

Gozel Haydarova from Turkmenistan blends cultural elements from the UAE with her homeland in her art project that will be on display at Sharjah Heritage Museum. All photos: Antonie Robertson / The National

Haydarova set out to create a contemporary outfit that incorporates traditional motifs

Emirati student Mariam Alsuwaidi, 20, was inspired by her grandmother to create a chandelier made of miniature burqas

Asma Yousefi, 23, from Iran, created a bisht-style abaya using the sadu weaving technique to remind viewers of the nuances of Emirati culture

Yousefi's work also explores the similarities between Emirati and Iranian heritages, emphasising the cultural bridges that art can build

Emirati student Latifa AlKokhardi's artwork features a transparent square adorned with red circles and verses from the Quran

AlKokhardi's piece highlights the interplay between Emirati heritage and the Islamic faith, with the intention to provoke viewers' curiosity and understanding of UAE heritage

Gozel Haydarova from Turkmenistan blends cultural elements from the UAE with her homeland in her art project that will be on display at Sharjah Heritage Museum. All photos: Antonie Robertson / The National

Haydarova set out to create a contemporary outfit that incorporates traditional motifs

Emirati student Mariam Alsuwaidi, 20, was inspired by her grandmother to create a chandelier made of miniature burqas

Asma Yousefi, 23, from Iran, created a bisht-style abaya using the sadu weaving technique to remind viewers of the nuances of Emirati culture

Yousefi's work also explores the similarities between Emirati and Iranian heritages, emphasising the cultural bridges that art can build

Emirati student Latifa AlKokhardi's artwork features a transparent square adorned with red circles and verses from the Quran

AlKokhardi's piece highlights the interplay between Emirati heritage and the Islamic faith, with the intention to provoke viewers' curiosity and understanding of UAE heritage

Sharjah Heritage Museum exhibits student artworks that celebrate Emirati culture

More than 50 pieces including 3D objects, paintings, sculptures and garments are on display until April 15

January 25, 2024

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