Users forge their own journey at this OMA-designed exhibition in Saudi Arabia

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Scenography
Lighting Design
Technical Scenography Design
Floor Area
120,000 sq-m
OMA's scenography for the Islamic Arts Biennale embodies elements of Islam, forging a space for visitors to autonomously explore and learn about Muslim culture.
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