Doha: The artworks on display on the margin of the Katara International Arabian Horse Festival (KIAHF-2026) underscore visual art as a medium to celebrate Arabian horses and Qatari heritage. Featuring artists from Qatar and beyond, these three-dimensional murals are inspired by the beauty and spirit of horsemanship.

According to Qatar News Agency, the public are able to follow the murals' stages of development and can interact directly with the artists, in a unique experience of its kind. These artworks reflect a blend of Qatari heritage, Arabian horses, and contemporary art, showcasing each artist's individual creativity and contributing to advancing Qatar's cultural and artistic scenes.

Qatari artist Iman Al Haydos expressed that her participation in the KIAHF-2026 is a very special experience, noting that she painted a four-meter-long mural inspired by horses and spectator movement, focusing on dimensions and lighting to highlight vitality and interaction. Al Haydos shared her happiness with the strong public turnout from various age groups, including children who learned about horses and enjoyed art, emphasizing that such interactions form the essence of artworks at this event.

In parallel, Qatari artist Fahad Al Maadheed emphasized that works of art must constantly evolve while preserving national identity and natural life. Al Maadheed focused on using bold, warm colors and shades to convey meaning and emotions, ensuring that both the public and other artists benefited from the interactive experience.