KUWAIT: Kuwaiti photographer Ali Al-Arbash opened his photography exhibition on Sunday titled “French Vision through a Kuwaiti Lens”, which includes a distinguished collection of photographs he took during his trips to France, highlighting the natural beauty of French cities and their cultural heritage.

Through his lens, Al-Arbash displays breathtaking views of famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower in Paris, in addition to photos that reflect people’s daily lives and buildings, giving visitors an enjoyable visual experience that mimics French nature, history and civilization.

In this regard, Al-Arbash told KUNA, “I wanted through this exhibition, which is held under the auspices of the National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters (NCCAL), to convey part of the magic and beauty of France to the Kuwaiti public and to express the strong relationship between the two cultures through visual art.”

He explained that his photographic works are a message of love and connection for the friendly relations between Kuwait and France through the vision of a young Kuwaiti who has been roaming France for years to convey its culture through the lens of his mobile phone.

He added that the exhibition is not just a documentation of landscapes or famous buildings, but rather an invitation to explore the French spirit that pulsates in its streets, alleys and the lives of its residents. The exhibition, which is being held at the Kuwait National Library, is a unique opportunity for photography lovers and travel enthusiasts to explore France from a new and dreamy perspective. – KUNA