Clinique La Prairie, the global pioneer in science-backed holistic health and longevity, returns to Art Dubai with its highly anticipated Longevity Lounge. From April 18 to 20, the Lounge invites visitors into an immersive space designed to inspire reflection, rejuvenation, and the pursuit of purposeful living.
This immersive space offers visitors personalised wellbeing experiences, including a Detox Bar and the innovative SENAPTEC assessment, a cutting-edge technology that measures and trains visual, cognitive, and visuomotor skills to enhance visual processing and overall sensory integration.
New to this year’s edition, the Lounge will host a curated program of wellbeing and longevity talks, offering intimate conversations with global thought leaders, holistic experts, and participating artists. These moments of dialogue will explore the evolving intersections between art, science, and the future of health.
Representatives from AMAALA, the future home of Clinique La Prairie’s flagship health resort on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast, will also be present, highlighting the brand’s global expansion and visionary approach to longevity.
The Longevity Lounge by Clinique La Prairie at Art Dubai 2025 will host a thoughtfully curated two-day program,
featuring exclusive interviews, insightful talks, and intimate roundtable sessions led by CEO Simone Gibertoni, alongside Olga Donica and other notable experts in architecture, art, and holistic wellbeing.
This year edition will feature a curated series of artist talks across three days, spotlighting
diverse voices from the contemporary art world.
The program begins on April 18th with Iranian artist Pooya Aryanpour, known for blending traditional forms with
modern techniques and fostering collaborative studio practices.
Sculptor Diana Al Hadid follows, sharing her exploration of culture and history through ghostly,
architectural works using industrial materials.
On April 19, digital artist Deekay Kwon discusses his transition from motion design at Google and Apple to creating narrative-driven animations inspired by retro games.
His philosophy, “Art is for everyone,” is reflected in his dynamic, accessible visuals.
The final talk on April 20 features Alymamah Rashed, a Kuwaiti artist exploring identity, femininity, and the natural world through personal and symbolic imagery. Her work is rooted in folklore, regional plants, and daily rituals,
offering a unique East-West perspective.
Each conversation brings a fresh lens to contemporary art, connecting cultural
narratives with modern expression.
Together, the sessions offer an inspiring journey through sculpture, animation, identity, and materiality.
Now in its third year, the Lounge continues to be a sanctuary at the heart of the fair, celebrating
Clinique La Prairie’s vision of science-driven, purposeful living.
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