This sticker set was created in collaboration with the official Eid Al Etihad office as part of the United x Batool project. The work celebrates national identity through familiar, everyday symbols rather than formal or monumental imagery.

The illustrations draw from objects, signs, and visuals that are instantly recognizable within the UAE. Elements such as the Hilux pickup, roadside camel signs, local birds, traditional objects, plants, textures, and gestures come together to form a visual archive of shared experience. These are the kinds of things we see daily, often without thinking about them, yet they quietly shape how belonging feels.

The sticker format allows these symbols to travel and live in personal spaces. Placed on notebooks, laptops, water bottles, or cars, they turn national celebration into something playful, intimate, and personal rather than distant or ceremonial.
This project reflects my ongoing interest in documenting everyday visual culture in the UAE and treating it as something worth collecting and celebrating. For me, Eid Al Etihad becomes less about spectacle and more about the small, shared details that connect us.