RIYADH: Brazilian photographer Humberto Martins da Silveira, who died recently, spent more than four decades traveling across Saudi Arabia with his camera.
He documented its people, landscapes, architecture, heritage and transformation and, over time, the Kingdom became more than the subject of his work — it became his home.
The funeral prayer for da Silveira, who embraced Islam in 2024, was held yesterday at Al-Udhaiba Mosque in Diriyah. It was attended by Prince Sultan bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, special adviser to the Custodian of…
