Blog (Anglais)

Under the feet of the residents of Beirut, Byblos, or Tyre, thousands of tiles tell a story that the walls no longer do. Cement tiles in Lebanon are much more...

Lebanon has had a long and painful relationship with emigration. For more than a century, successive waves of Lebanese people have left their country, driven by war, economic hardship, or...

Did you know? Manouché is listed as an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO! This thyme flatbread called manouché (or manakish in plural) is much more than just a Lebanese culinary...

Some architectures resemble faces. The Lebanese triple-arched house is one of them: three arcs open to the light, a red-tiled roof, pale stone walls that have absorbed centuries of sun....

History leaves written traces, dates, archives. But it also leaves images, shapes, colors. When we talk about art bearing witness to history, we’re talking about this unique ability of artworks...

Contemporary collage techniques give us a unique way to tell stories through fragments. In our work, when we paint abandoned houses in Lebanon, we often use this approach to extend...