He loved fine art, so he practiced his hobby since childhood, dreaming of becoming a professional artist one day, and bringing his paintings and sculptures to the international level. Although he described himself as an amateur in fine art, he presented many works that were very popular, and he was nicknamed “Saudi Picasso.” He had to leave his passion for a long time until he finally returned to it after a break that lasted about 35 years. Hashem Ahmed Al-Jamaan
He stressed his pride in the three models he created of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
I presented three models of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, may God protect him. The first was large, and I called it “Axis of Glory.” It took me about ten months, and I used concrete in it, which I poured into a mold that I had prepared specifically for this model. As for the second, it was A portrait, which I called “Mr. the Crown Prince.” I used white plaster in it, and provided it with an internal iron structure in order to protect it. It took me about two and a half months. I also adopted the portrait in the third figure, and I embodied in it the Bisht movement for which the Crown Prince was famous, and I used plaster in it. White, and its work took two and a half months.

Covenant Prince Mohammed bin Salman, may God protect him, is the godfather of the blessed vision and the focus of positive change in our country, so an idea came into my mind to present a model of him, out of pride and pride in everything he offers to our dear country.

We are no less than the West in clinging to our symbols and immortalizing their successes, and what they have done is the least we can do to symbolize development, success and progress in our country. The idea came to me three years ago, as I hoped to present a tremendous work in which I would prove my love and loyalty to our wise leadership, but the task was not easy, and required me to exert a great effort until I reached the final result with personal efforts. The model took me about ten months, and I focused on movement. “Mashlah”, Sir, the Crown Prince, which everyone sang about.