The artwork draws inspiration from the discovery of archaeological traps in Saudi Arabia several decades ago. These traps, unearthed in various locations, serve as the foundation for the artist's creation.
The artist found inspiration in the presence of four animals and mythical creatures positioned atop ancient tombs in AlUla. These sculptures were believed to protect the deceased in the afterlife, as per the beliefs of the Nabateans and early Arab settlers of AlUla.
Seeking to provide a unique experience, the artist immerses viewers in their work. Stepping inside, one feels a sense of isolation from the external world. Upon reaching the conclusion, a meditative space emerges, accompanied by an urn-like sculpture adorned with traditional protective symbols found in Nabatean tombs. This evokes a contemplative atmosphere, engaging the viewer on a deeper level.