For the third edition of Art of Egypt, Stephan Breuer, in partnership with DANAE, unveils the physical installation, TEMPLE -I- and the Higher Consciousness, digital artworks, on the Giza plateau, facing the mythical pyramids.

Launched by Nadine Abdel Ghaffar in 2021, Forever Is Now is the first and only contemporary art exhibition taking place on the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the 4500-year-old Pyramids of Giza. The exhibition aims to bring together artists from around the world to reflect on the enduring legacy of one of humanity's most captivating and mysterious structures.

The participating artists are: Stephan Breuer (France), Arne Quinze (Belgium), Artur Lescher (Brazil), Azza Al Quibaisi (United Arab Emirates), Carole Feuerman (United States), Costas Varotsos (Greece), Dionysios (Greece), JR (France), Mohamed Banawy (Egypt), Pilar Zeta (Argentina), Rashid Al Khalifa (Bahrain), Rashed Al Shaishai (Saudi Arabia), Sabine Marcelis (Netherlands), and Sam Shendi (Egypt and United Kingdom).

TEMPLE •I•

Facing the pyramids of Egypt, Stephan Breuer wanted above all to make a simple gesture. Stephan Breuer's "icons" are mysteriously high-tech and spiritual, designed to connect our emotions to the sublime. “I have been interested in the symbolism of icons for several years. These mystical works, with their gold background, refer to an intangible dimension and exert a real fascination. The word "icon" is also used in the digital world to signify an image, a file, or a sign. I wanted to invent a 21st-century icon.”