‘Yesterday’s Tomorrow’, or غد الأمس in Arabic, offers a glimpse into Qatar’s rich heritage and a peek into its ambitious future. As a young Qatari artist, Aisha strongly believes that preservation of historical and cultural elements in Qatar is essential to building the country’s legacy.

The mirror installation combines historical imagery with modern aesthetics juxtaposing elements from yesterday, today and tomorrow. The unveiling took place in the presence of Régis Burger, Head Middle East & Africa at Julius Baer, Slim Bouker, CEO of Julius Baer (QFC) LLC, and Bashayer M Al Ali, Head of Partnerships, CEO’s office at Qatar Foundation.

The first Qatari artist to be commissioned by Julius Baer, Aisha Al Abdulla was selected from five artists who showcased their works at the D’reesha Performing Arts festival as a result of Julius Baer’s collaboration with Qatar Foundation.

The partnership with Qatar Foundation entails promoting local art and artist communities, unlocking local learning ecosystems and supporting community development programs. It showcases the power of leveraging partnerships to not only create value beyond wealth for our clients but also to support the communities we live and work in.