Thursday 06/November/2025 – 10:40 PM
Nadine Abdel Ghaffar, founder of Art Day Egypt, joined the Digitized initiative to digitize and archive works with artificial intelligence, headed by businessman Khaled Hamida.
It is noteworthy that Nadine Abdel Ghaffar is of French-Egyptian origin, and she organized five pioneering exhibitions that succeeded in displaying the works of more than 50 Egyptian artists. The first of these exhibitions was Eternal Light, which was held at the Egyptian Museum in 2017, followed by the exhibition Nothing Fades… Everything Transforms, which was held at Prince Muhammad Ali Palace in Manial in 2018.
Nadine Abdel Ghaffar joins the Digitized initiative
Then, Reimagined Narratives, which is the third annual exhibition that was held in 2019 in four historical sites on Al-Moez Street in Historic Cairo, which is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in addition to her prominent exhibition Forever is Now, which was held in its first and second editions at the foot of the historic pyramids of Giza. In 2021, she was awarded the title of Knight from the French government in recognition of her outstanding work in the fields of culture and the arts.
The Digitized Initiative primarily aims to preserve artistic and cultural heritage with technology compatible with the age of artificial intelligence. It will also reveal an archive of special photos and memories that have not been published before and will hold many surprises for everyone.
