Art and travel enthusiasts had been invited to make their Middle East debut in Dubai on a trip of discovery recently, as Unknown Places, a distinctive Lufthansa photography exhibition. The show was facilitated on City Alserkal Avenue as part of the #SayYesToTheWorld campaign, with the purpose of inspiring individuals to explore the whole universe with their own eyes. The exhibition featured ten unpublished pictures.

Unknown Places' was captured by the Italian artist Davide Calluori and his studio B612 and crafted by Lufthansa. The exhibition assembles a number of pictures from unbelievable locations and asks the fascinating question: "Have you ever been somewhere first? The riddles of the photos then are uncovered to surprise and delight participants in a fascinating multimedia presentation that goes with the exhibition.

Each of the digital composite pictures was made by consolidating shots from various areas to create persuading portrayals of the' Unknown Sites,' that resemble no place else on earth. The exhibition aims to provide viewers with a sense of marvel and explores the strength of photography and what makes a photograph stand apart from the steady flow of pictures to which individuals are subjected on a daily basis.

Kristina Oestrom, Marketing Director EMEA, said: We are enchanted to host Unknown places in Dubai. Lufthansa thinks that people are born explorers, through this exhibition we hope to inspire you to ask yourself questions over and over again. To open themselves up to fresh paths. Say yes to the unfamiliar. Yes, to a globe loaded with opportunities

Kristina continued: Travel expands our viewpoints and offers a chance to wonder at the beauty of the globe around us. The quintessence of a voyage is entirely subjective, to the individuals who have encountered something firsthand. We hope that anyone who investigated' Unknown Sites' will be propelled to' say yes to the world and decide to go on their own discovery journeys.

' Unknown Places ' made its regional debut in Dubai on 17 September, after having earlier successful runs in Italy and France, and it will run until the 18th. The exhibition was facilitated at Concrete on Alserkal Avenue, a flourishing aesthetic center point in the town of Al Quoz.