Jean-Marc Nahas Paintings offer an introspective exploration of Beirut and serve as a mirror reflecting the duality between the city’s fragility and the perpetual anxiety that comes with living in…
Sesse Elangwe, Tosin Kalejaye, Justice Mukheli, Olamide Ogunade, Lord Ohene Paintings dig into the multidimensional realm of African identity via the lens of diverse African artists. The artworks highlight the…
Hala Dabaji Through simple and various materials, the paintings are a gesture towards spontaneity.
Hoda Baalbaki, Rawan Chahine, Jad el Khoury, Oussamah Ghandour, Najla Hobeiche, Karine Hochar, Sabine Karam, Haida Khodr, Bassam Kyrillos, George Madi, Yolande Naufal, Raouf Rifai, Alia Saidi, Nina Salem Shabb,…
Malik Hamzey, Hussein Hussein, Fouad Jaouhar, Missak, Anahid Tavitian The collective hints at the spirit of the “garden of the arts,” where drawing and paintings coexist.
Fadi Yazigi The paintings symbolize a truce struck with one’s self-mirrors. Characters are reduced in a space of elimination and deletion, emphasizing a perplexing and ambiguous relationship with time.
Rawia Ghandour Zantout Through dotting art techniques, the highly textured painting highlights an exploration of nature’s mystique.
Yolande Labaki Between figuration and abstraction, the paintings showcase Phoenician figurines, trees in solace, and geometric motifs.
Mathieu Makhlouf Characters depicted in the artworks become imprisoned by the constraints of the canvas and paper, similar to how we limit people in our daily lives.
Jamil Moaleb The series of paintings involves a daily exploration of the physical and spiritual aspects, to reveal the various layers of beauty within the body that reflect one’s inner…
Anas Albraehe The paintings depict the world of dreams, in which intimate moments, both disorienting and haunting, become reminders of the power of unknowing and the reality of existence often…
Lucy Poshoglian, ARDZIV Influenced by modern art, abstract paintings are characterized by vivid swatches of color and unique line treatment.
