"Sajar El Bann" the coffee trees (90x90cm, Mixed Media & Acrylic Relief) moves from the stillness of memorial to the energy of resurrection. This work employs a rigorous, high-density relief technique where thousands of architectural blossoms surge upward, creating a rhythmic pulse of vitality across a square-format canvas. While previous works served as a prayer for the perished, this piece celebrates the Awakening of the Souls. It is the stubborn persistence of life taking root in the soil of memory, set against an expansive, unapologetic sky. It is the morning after the storm, where the ritual of life begins again. In Lebanese culture, the aroma of coffee (Sajar El Bann) is the sacred scent of the morning—a defiant signal that life continues. It is the smell of the 'Sobhiye,' where we gather to reclaim the day from the shadows of the past. “May the land flourish with the colorful aroma of resilient souls.”

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