Degrees

Big Hearted People

Inès

Always wanted to be a mom, and I can't wait for it. I also always described my first kid to be a blonde girl in a white dress playing in the mud and making all the other kids jealous because their parents would be screaming at them getting dirty. Remember, clothes are replaceable, memories aren't. 

I met Inès. Cute, beautiful and smart girl for a 2 year old. Remember her face, she's gonna make it somewhere one day. Those eyes, this face, these lips... and that attitude: dropping a toy under the couch then going to get an umbrella to reach for it... yeah, I think her IQ is pretty high up.

Good old times

The Elephant

That's the elephant, done with Roula Gholmieh. You can find our lovely animal somewhere around Hazmieh.

A 16 year old friend, Gab, was filming the whole thing and came up with this, you can check out how we had fun with the elephant.

Roul Ft. the Foot

A friend (Roula, freelance architect, look her up, call her up, build stuff with her, she's awesome) and I decided last night to go and make a dull wall nicer. We chose a wall holding a tower (sort of), and we'll be putting up soon a "making of" as she calls it, entertaining you with what we came up with.
Enjoy this small teaser for now, and wait for it.

Political Disgust

Lebanon has numerous political parties. The problem is, most of those forget that we're still ALL Lebanese. We're supposed to be united.

Sometimes we don't even need anyone else to start a war, we'll engage in a civil war ourselves.

These parties use colors as representatives.
Colors are supposed to represent life, joy, diversity...
Not clash, not division, not distance.

Dora, Summer 2012

This street art manifestation (a big thanks goes to a friend of mine who helped out) is to express my disgust (as the arabic white writing says) and many others' disgust of what politics are doing to our country.

"Disgusted"

Yesterday night, I decided to speak for myself in front of the whole world. And for the world to see, I opted for a public display of my opinion in a form I loved: Graffiti.

So, there is a wall in Dora, next to a small passenger's bridge that now holds an opinion I share with many other citizens. Let's hope we didn't lose hope, let's hope for a better change.

Will be posting pictures soon.

High

Was having lunch with my brother in our new home. He looked out the window and told me to get my camera. As soon as I saw the workers resting and chatting so high off the ground, ran to my camera and back. Took their picture, they noticed then, waved hello and got back to work.
Beautiful little moments.