HIA unveils 'Wildlife Wonderscapes'
Published June 2025

Hamad International Airport (HIA) has unveiled "Wildlife Wonderscapes", a permanent collection of interactive sculptures by renowned artists Gillie and Marc.
The installed bronze art pieces reflect the Qatar Airways Group's dedication to wildlife conservation and highlights the importance of protecting endangered species.
Originally part of a globally recognised series, the artwork has been adapted for the HIA with distinct Qatari elements, including native species.
The sculptures unite endangered animals, delivering a message of coexistence, reconnecting with nature, and a hope for a safer future for wildlife.
Commenting on the unveiling, HIA chief operating officer Hamad Ali al-Khater said: "Airports are places of movement, connection and reflection. The ‘Wildlife Wonderscapes’ sculptures by renowned artists Gillie and Marc have been chosen to be part of our terminal's permanent art collection for their powerful message of conservation.”
“’Wildlife Wonderscapes’ encourages engagement with our passengers making every journey memorable and greatly adds to the diverse iconic art curated across Hamad International Airport,” he said.
"We are incredibly honoured to unveil our largest permanent wildlife sculpture exhibition at Hamad International Airport,” said artists Gillie and Marc.
“It's our dream to inspire millions of travellers to fall in love with the wild and to understand the urgent need to protect it,” they added. “Through art, we hope to give a voice to the voiceless and remind the world that every species matters."

Originally brought to life through greenery, it now evolves with the introduction of animal sculptures, reinforcing the message that nature and wildlife are interconnected and must be protected.
This installation reflects the Qatar Airways Group's ongoing commitment to wildlife conservation that is represented through many of its business functions.
Qatar Airways Cargo's “WeQare: Rewild the Planet” initiative strives to restore wildlife to their natural habitats and contributes to ensuring biodiversity for future generations.
Qatar Airways' partnership with United for Wildlife as its Official Airline Partner focuses on curbing illegal wildlife trade.
The Group enforces strict policies, staff trainings, and awareness campaigns for every stage of the passenger journey.

As the first airline in the Middle East independently certified by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) for its anti-trafficking initiatives, Qatar Airways remains committed to prioritising wildlife protection and promoting conservation efforts.
Among the exhibition highlights is a 3.5m x 10.5m *Wild Table of Love in Doha, which is made of six tonnes of bronze representing a scene of native and endangered animals gathered around one table – a symbol of shared space and coexistence.
Other works include a 10m sculpture named *They Were on Wild Ride in Doha, and three series of the *Falcon with Glove, which pays tribute to Qatar's falconry heritage.
Passengers are encouraged to engage with the artworks and share their experience by using #BeTheWildHIA helping amplify the message of wildlife conservation as part of the global efforts to protect the planet.