Mofrh Ali Asiri

Mofrh Ali Asiri is a veteran Saudi visual artist with a career spanning decades, actively
participating in national and international exhibitions since 1976. He has showcased his work in
events organized by the General Presidency for Youth Welfare, the Society for Culture and Arts
across Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, and Abha, and major heritage festivals such as Janadriyah.
Asiri’s exhibition history includes several landmark shows: “Riyadh: Old & Modern” (1986), the
First 3D Sculpture Exhibition in Dammam (1987), Roshana Contemporary Art Exhibition in
Jeddah, and Contemporary Islamic Art at Al-Jamjoom Center. He has also been featured in
international exhibitions such as “Space for Planet Earth” in Riyadh, the Sharjah Biennial, and
shows in Cairo, London, Monte Carlo, and Lausanne. Additionally, Asiri has participated in
charity exhibitions supporting Bosnian Muslims and people with disabilities.
His awards include 2nd Prize at the 2nd Abha Cultural Competition and 3rd Prize at the 3rd and
4th Abha Cultural Competitions, along with multiple acquisition awards and certificates from his
exhibition participation.
His works are held in prestigious collections such as the Royal Court in Riyadh, King Fahd
International Airport in Dammam, the Ministry of Post, Telegraph & Telephone, King Faisal
Specialist Hospital in Jeddah, National Commercial Bank in Jeddah, Ministry of Culture and
Media in Riyadh, King Fahd National Library, Saudi Telecom Company, and private collectors
across Saudi Arabia