Article by Le Boulanger (Fouad El-Khabbaz)
As the first flurries of winter graced New York, Times Square, transformed into an enchanting stage for the 10th edition of Expo Metro. Amidst the gentle snowfall, digital art from 593 artists across 60 countries lit up the iconic billboards, bringing warmth and vibrancy to the crisp air. My work, "A Father-Daughter Bond," joined this diverse tapestry, standing as a poignant reminder of human connection in the bustling cityscape.
This international exhibition showcased a unique blend of cultural narratives and artistic styles, each piece offering a visual feast to onlookers, making the chilly evening a celebration of global creativity and shared human experiences. "A Father-Daughter Bond" was not just a personal milestone but a testament to universal themes – love, kinship, and enduring bonds.
Spectators, engaged with the art through QR codes, were immersed in the artists' world, enriching their experience and creating a dialogue between art and audience. Expo Metro, set against a light winter flurry, became more than an art show; it was a vibrant celebration of life, creativity, and the human spirit.
As the evening progressed and the snowflakes tapered off, the artworks' glow continued to illuminate the square. This event was a shining example of how art connects cultures and geographies, creating shared beauty and reflection in one of the world's most vibrant cities. In a world often divided, Expo Metro was a unifying force, a beacon of hope and beauty, celebrating the power of art to bring people together and enlighten, even amidst the simplest of winter's flurries.