Graffiti can be found everywhere in Lebanon! Some murals pay tribute to Lebanese legends; others convey social messages.
Connection
Artist: Jorge Rodriguez Gerada Location: Kanda’ El Ghamiq (Beirut Green Line) This mural highlights the importance of education and innovation in building the country’s future.
Salam
Artist: ASHEKMAN Location: Tripoli This artwork can only be seen from space! It’s a message of peace from the people of Tripoli to the world!
Fairouz
Artist: ASHEKMAN Location: Corniche Al Mazraa
Immeuble Noueiri
Artist: Yazan Halwani Location: Beirut Green Line This mural depicts a scene from
West Beirut
where May, a Christian girl, and Tarek, a Muslim boy, are sharing cotton candy.
Sabah
Artist: Yazan Halwani Location: Hamra
EEST and WAST
Artist: Niels Shoe Meulman Location: Verdun This graffiti aims to unify Beirut and destroy the political borders that were diving
. “The words EAST and WEST start off differently but end the same; with ST. I mixed up the first two letters to form EEST and WAST, and now nobody knows which is which,” said Meulman.
Gibran Khalil Gibran
Artist: Yazan Halwani Location: close to Sodeco Square
Wadih El Safi
Artist: ASHEKMAN Location: Tabaris
Grendizer
Artist: ASHEKMAN Location: Ouzai
Meeting of Alphabets
Artist: El Seed Location: Achrafieh This is a quote by the Lebanese writer Amin Rihani on an old building wall in Achrafieh. The quotes says:
“My wish is to live without disliking anyone,
To love without being jealous of anyone,To rise without being elevated over anyone, andTo advance without stepping on anyone or becoming envious of those above me.”
Ziad Rahbani
Artist: ASHEKMAN Location: Bechara El Khoury – Sodeco intersection
The three legends
Artist: ASHEKMAN Location: Baalbek
