At the fourth edition of the Beit Hail Festival 2025, the fine arts pavilion came alive with vibrant colors and cultural expression as local female artists showcased their talent. The pavilion featured a rich collection of paintings and drawings created live before an audience, offering visitors an immersive glimpse into the artistic spirit and cultural heritage of the Hail Region.
Among the standout contributors was Wedad Al-Nomasi, whose multi-dimensional works captured national themes with striking originality. With five years of artistic experience, Al-Nomasi creates pieces specifically tailored to reflect the identity and atmosphere of each festival she participates in.
Adding youthful energy to the exhibit was 13-year-old Shamoukh, the youngest fine artist at the festival. Displaying more than nine of her works, she impressed attendees with her talent in both fine art and collage—a creative journey she began at just nine years old.
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