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Artists can submit their artwork for a chance to win AED 100,000 and be featured on Burj Khalifa (source: Emaar).Emaar Properties has announced a unique opportunity for UAE-based artists and designers to showcase their creativity on a global stage. The developer is inviting submissions for a projection design to be displayed on the iconic Burj Khalifa, with the winning entry receiving a grand prize of AED 100,000.
The competition, open exclusively to UAE residents, runs from May 6 to May 26, 2025. Participants are encouraged to submit original projection videos or animations that reflect the spirit of innovation, creativity, and the vibrant culture of Dubai. Each submission should be three minutes in duration and adhere to specific technical requirements to ensure compatibility with the Burj Khalifa's advanced projection system.
Mohamed Alabbar, Founder of Emaar, emphasized the company's commitment to nurturing local talent: "At Emaar, we believe that talent knows no boundaries. Burj Khalifa stands not only as a symbol of human achievement but also as a canvas for creativity and innovation — open to everyone with a talent to share. Through initiatives like this, we reaffirm our commitment to nurturing creativity and providing a platform where ideas can reach new heights."
Mohamed Alabbar, Founder and Managing Director of Emaar PropertiesSubmissions must be sent to opencall@emaar.ae, accompanied by a short concept description explaining the inspiration and story behind the design. Detailed technical specifications and terms and conditions are available on the official Burj Khalifa website.
This competition offers a rare chance for creatives to have their work illuminated on the façade of the world's tallest building, providing unparalleled exposure and the opportunity to contribute to Dubai's dynamic cultural landscape.

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