Oil on Canvas, Stipple Art · Beirut, Lebanon
Meet Ali El Manini, a Lebanese visual artist whose work moves fluidly between mediums, emotions, and states of human endurance. His journey into art did not begin in a traditional studio, but in the structured worlds of programming, digital technologies, and UI/UX design — disciplines that shaped his patience, precision, and deep sensitivity to detail.
Over time, those technical foundations found their way into artistic expression. What began in pixels evolved into pigment; what was once coded became painted.
Today, Ali’s practice spans fine-tip ink stippling, oil painting, and watercolor. Each medium becomes a different emotional language: stippling transforms time into meditative constellations of dots; oil paintings carry psychological depth and dramatic intensity; watercolors reveal fragility, memory, and quiet impermanence.
Alongside painting lives another essential part of his creative process — photography. Through his camera, Ali captures moments, faces, and atmospheres that speak to him instinctively. Many of these photographs later become the soul of his paintings — not replicated, but re-imagined. The lens records reality; the brush reconstructs its emotional truth.
His work explores identity, survival, innocence, and internal conflict. Faces fracture yet endure; children remain tender within devastation; silence becomes a form of resistance. Across mediums, beauty coexists with decay, serenity with unrest, and vulnerability with strength.
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Mixed media (acrylic, collage, inks, oil pastel) · Beirut, Lebanon
Meet Mona Ezzeddine, a Lebanese visual artist whose journey with art has been a lifelong dialogue between color, form, and emotion.
Mona holds both a Diploma in Fine Arts and a Master’s degree in Art and Art Sciences, grounding her creativity in knowledge and deep artistic exploration. From her personal studio, Red Blue Yellow, she has nurtured a space where imagination breathes freely and boundaries dissolve.
Her work has been recognized with prestigious awards, including the Martyr Rafic Hariri Award, the Lebanese Ministry of Culture Award, and honors from the Association of Lebanese Painters and Sculptors. She has held six solo exhibitions — most recently “Tormented Allegories” at Espace 9, Verdun (2018) — and her art has travelled across Lebanon through countless symposiums and exhibitions.
But Mona’s creativity doesn’t stop at painting. She dives into mosaic art, wood engraving, and printmaking, constantly seeking new ways to let her stories take shape. She is also an inspiring art educator, sharing her passion for painting and art history with her students, guiding the next generation of creators.
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Acrylic on Canvas & Monumental Sculpture · Barja / Beirut, Lebanon
Meet Nazem Mezher, a painter, sculptor, and passionate art educator whose work bridges imagination, form, and material. Nazem studied at the Institute of Fine Arts, Lebanese University, earning both a Diploma and a Master’s degree, grounding his practice in both technique and theory.
Over the years, Nazem has held numerous solo exhibitions, participated in a wide array of group shows, and received several awards in recognition of his artistic vision. His creativity extends beyond the gallery walls — his sculptures grace public spaces, inviting communities to interact with art in their daily lives.
Known for his curiosity and experimentation, Nazem constantly explores different techniques, materials, and approaches, creating works that are both dynamic and thought-provoking. As an educator, he shares his knowledge and passion for painting with students, inspiring them to see beyond the surface and discover the expressive power of art.
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Mixed Media, Fauvist Oil, Acrylic & Pastels · Beirut, Lebanon
Meet Nada Itani, a Lebanese visual artist whose journey moves with ease between fauvism, abstraction, and realism. Her bold color choices reflect her fauvist spirit, her abstract works break boundaries through rhythm and movement, while her realist pieces capture the essence of Lebanon’s landscapes and cultural soul.
Nada holds a Diploma in Business Administration from the American University of Beirut, as well as both a Diploma and a Master’s degree in Fine Arts from the Lebanese University. This balance between discipline and creativity grounds her work in both structure and freedom.
Since 2011, she has participated in over 300 symposiums and exhibitions across Lebanon and internationally — from Italy and Dubai to Egypt, Turkey, Morocco, and beyond. Her art has earned her shields of excellence, honorary medals, and recognition as a vibrant and versatile voice in the art world.
As the owner of her own gallery in Beirut, Nada has created a space where imagination thrives. For her, art is a universal language — one that transcends boundaries and carries the shared weight of memory, identity, and human emotion. Every canvas she paints is both personal and collective, a dialogue of color, culture, and soul.
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