Saudi Arabian woman creates world’s largest ‘coffee painting’, records in Guinness Book

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Saudi Arabian woman creates world's largest 'coffee painting

Dubai: A Saudi Arabian artist created the world’s largest coffee painting using expired coffee grains and made his name in the Guinness Book of World Record Has registered She has become the first woman in the country to achieve this feat.

Ohud Abdullah Almalki’s coffee painting depicts seven famous celebrities from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. He made two huge photographs of Shai Abdul Aziz bin Abdul Rahman and Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan of Saudi Arabia and UAE respectively.

Almalki used about 4.5 kg of grains of coffee that had expired. He made all the pictures of brown coffee powder being mixed with water.

“It took me 45 consecutive days to complete it under the watchful surveillance of two witnesses, video recordings and drone footage,” Almalki said. My aim is to remind ourselves of the centuries-old relationship between the two nations. “

It features the founding fathers of Saudi Arabia and the UAE – the late king Abdul Aziz bin Saud and the late Sheikh Zayed bin sultan Al-Nahyan, respectively.

Below them is a series of smaller portraits of other leaders from the two Gulf countries, while the whole work is bordered in the traditional “Al-Sadu” style of Bedouin decoration.

“My aim is to remind the world of the centuries-old entente between the two nations,” Almalki said.

The artist used approximately 4.5 kilograms of expired coffee granules to complete the painting, according to the Guinness World Records statement.

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