An intimate portrait of Diriyah, a 300-year-old mud city in Saudi Arabia, which was once the capital of the first Saudi State. Drawing on his experience photographing people in traumatized communities worldwide, Bobby Sager captures the stillness and humanity of Diriyah, focusing on the faces of its inhabitants.

The book encourages readers to suspend biases, connect with the community, and appreciate the details that reveal the essence of this unique place. Through careful observation, Sager emphasizes the importance of seeing to truly understand the world.