Princess of Saudi Arabia, Reem Al Faisal, who is interested in photography, recently announced that she has published her first Saudi NFT collection on Opensea and also opened an art gallery on Metaverse.
NFTs of Saudi Princess on Display at Art Gallery on Metaverse
Saudi princess Reem Al Faisal has published his first NFT collection, which he named “Mecca and Medina”, on Opensea.
In addition to this, Al Faisal also announced that he has opened an art gallery for himself on Metaverse.
While the Kaaba was depicted in the NFT collection, the Metaverse art gallery featured six Saudi artists named Nora AlHathloul, Mariam Al Atik, Shahd Al Ghaith, Noaf Al Omeira, Asmaa Al Khofi, and Trafa Al Khoder.
In her post shared on her Instagram account, the Saudi princess said that a new chapter has been added to her photography career, which she has been pursuing since her childhood, thanks to the NFT collection.
Reem Al Faisal said: “Today we made history by exhibiting the first Saudi NFTs on Metaverse. I have been involved in photography all my life since I was a child. That’s why I see this job not as a career, but as a part of me. It’s as natural to me as talking or breathing.”
Reem Al Faisal also said that photography is “a way to express one’s own faith” and shows “man’s relationship with his creator”. Al Faisal photos from the NFT collection 0.2 from Ethereum offered for sale.
Saudi Arabia has been attracting attention with its recent steps in areas such as Blockchain and Metaverse.