News DeskDubai, UAE – Dubai International Airport (DXB), in collaboration with Four Seasons Ramesh Gallery and Kashaf Global, has launched a stunning exhibition by world-renowned wildlife photographer and conservationist Chris Fallows. The exhibition aims to raise awareness about the urgent need for conservation efforts to protect endangered species.
The exhibition is located in the bustling corridor between Concourses B and C, transforming the high-traffic area into a vibrant display of wildlife diversity. Fallows’ images, often taken in extreme conditions, provide a unique artistic perspective on the challenges facing global biodiversity.
Paul Griffiths, CEO of Dubai Airports, reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to conservation and sustainability. “Dubai Airports is a signatory of The Buckingham Palace Declaration and a member of the United for Wildlife Transport Taskforce,” Griffiths said. “We are dedicated to supporting global efforts to combat illegal wildlife trade and ensure a safer future for earth’s wildlife and biodiversity.”
The exhibition, a visual journey through two powerful lenses— ‘The 11th Hour’ and ‘Moments in Time’, captures the beauty and fragility of endangered species and showcases the planet’s biodiversity. It features awe-inspiring shots like the majestic flight of great white sharks and the poignant presence of Africa’s last tuskers.
Fallows commented on the exhibition, “If a picture is worth a thousand words, I hope the narrative conveyed through these photographs speaks volumes as to the magnificence of the iconic species we share our planet with. It has been my honour to spend a life in their company, and my duty to share this visual journey of creating awareness and inspiring hope through the art of photography.”
The exhibition also includes an interactive element, allowing guests to scan QR codes to learn more about the stories behind the photographs and how they can contribute to conservation efforts.
With its captivating visuals and urgent message, Chris Fallows’ wildlife exhibition at DXB promises to leave a lasting mark on all who experience it, fostering a deeper commitment and connection to our planet’s incredible biodiversity.
