Watch: New artwork captures Dubai's 'never-stop-growing' attitude

A new artwork was installed on the Nad Al Sheba roundabout, designed by Emirati artist Latifa Saeed.

The intriguing formation "embodies Dubai's continuous movement towards the future," Roads and Transport Authority said on X.

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Watch the video, shared by RTA, here:

The artwork, titled "Al-Sarmadi", showcases a spiral-like formation, surrounded by horse-shaped figures.

Horses are a favorite animal in UAE, with the country featuring equestrian championships, and training grounds for the majestic four-legged creatures.

The artwork personifies the 'never-stop-growing' attitude of the city, always pursuing new innovations, rooted in Dubai's rich heritage, the authority stressed.