Works by Antonio Dias, Tomie Ohtake, and Maria Klabin are featured in Anywhere Is My Land, an exhibition that brings together contemporary artists from diverse geographies to reimagine the landscape not as a depiction of place, but as fragments of memory carried within the traveler. Curated by Mohammed Rashid Al-Thani, founding director and curator of the Institute of Arab and Islamic Art, the exhibition is on view at Al Marad (The Exhibition Space), the central pavilion of Rahaal, a flagship nomadic museum located in Ras Brouq, within the historic nature reserve of Zekreet, Qatar.
The only satellite project officially designated by Qatar Museums and Art Basel, Rahaal is situated just miles from Richard Serra’s monumental sculpture East–West/West–East (2014) and is conceived as a site where nature, culture, and art converge, fostering political and cultural reflections through the iconography of the natural landscape.