For this commission, his largest to date, Yungfeng created a massive 192-square-meter painting that explores AlUla’s distinctive landscape set against a backdrop of geometric forms. The artwork delves into how landscapes are shaped, from geological processes to the narratives they inspire, each element speaking to the concept of deep time. Yungfeng's piece offers a somber, eloquent reflection of the Chinese palette, where cool shades of green envelop the local mountain scape, all set against a backdrop of geometric patterns. This immense work is a groundbreaking addition to the region's art scene, poised to become a defining landmark for years to come. AlUla, perhaps more than many places, is deeply steeped in geological time, with its surrounding cliffs cradling both the urban oasis and its people.
Cong Yungfeng expressed his aspirations for the mural in June 2025: "I hope that the completed mural contributes meaningfully to the vibrant visual identity of the area and that it serves not only as a gateway to the physical oasis but also as an invitation into a shared spiritual and cultural space."
In exploring the “Order of nature”, Riederer delved into the hidden geometries of flowers, unraveling the DNA of plant life and how these forms spiral into biomorphic patterns. Imagine a child encountering this mural for the first time, watching as it unfolds across the wall, transforming shapes into recognizable flowers and then back again. Chris's artwork spans a 60-meter wall, a visual feast of intricate patterns and dazzling lines that engage geometry with mesmerizing detail. His artistic practice occupies that rare and precious space between the world of forms and the formless. This mural will undoubtedly draw crowds to the Al Manshieh district, enlivening it with curiosity and wonder—a perfect welcome into the Oasis.
Chris Riederer shared his thoughts on this ambitious project in June 2025: "What an EPIC project! I have never put so much thought and energy into a single project. I’m so proud of how it turned out and so grateful for the opportunity. Huge thank you to Will and Desmond for giving me a shot at such an ambitious project, and to the whole team for making me feel right at home in AlUla."