I am a mere observer of my environment.
A useless observer of my people and my country.
A country not only hit by the pandemic, but also a turmoil of endless political and economic crisis. 
The most disturbing feeling is that of being useless, hopeless and filthy.
I cannot undo what has been done. 

Acrylic on canvas
120 cm x 160 cm 
2021 

‘ Matsyendrasana’ in collapsing Beirut 2020

My city of childhood 

Horses in blue fog 

Mystery 

Evening lights 

One day in Casino

Last train

First place 

Monaco

Yacht Club de Monaco 

Blondie 

My Monaco

Julia

Celebration 

Plastic Garden

Into Your Dream

The Broken Flower

'An unresting resting pose' in collapsing Beirut 2020

'An unresting pose' in collapsing Beirut 2020

'Mukta Hasta Sirsasana' in collapsing Beirut 2020

‘Malasana’ in collapsing Beirut 2020 

‘ sirsasana’ in collapsing Beirut 2020

‘ Padmasana’ in collapsing Beirut 2020

I am a mere observer of my environment.
A useless observer of my people and my country.
A country not only hit by the pandemic, but also a turmoil of endless political and economic crisis. 
The most disturbing feeling is that of being useless, hopeless and filthy.
I cannot undo what has been done. 

Acrylic on canvas
90 cm x 150 cm 
2021 

´Marichyasanà in collapsing Beirut 2020

´ Sarvangasana´ In collapsing Beirut 2020

I am a mere observer of my environment.
A useless observer of my people and my country.
A country not only hit by the pandemic, but also a turmoil of endless political and economic crisis. 
The most disturbing feeling is that of being useless, hopeless and filthy.
I cannot undo what has been done. 

Acrylic on canvas. 
120 cm x 160 cm 
2021 

´Eka padangusthasana’ in collapsing Beirut 2020

Designated Areas is a project exploring created green spaces in the cityscape of Brussels. 
In antiquity the green space within the city was a space of reflection, discussion, exchange. 
Throughout the centuries the green cultivated area/ the garden has been a privilege of upper classes. 
In modern times at the dawn of industrial revolution, the cityscape of Brussels begins to take form. The city gets bigger and bigger and the need to access green spaces in order to socialise becomes a necessity. The city of Brussels has many green spaces dedicated to its citizens. The spaces are part of an urbanistic plan and are taken care of by the city itself. They are designated areas of certain activities in a green environment. They are stripped down of dangerous species and animals and are ofter enclosed. One could argue that they form a plant zoo area, where viiters can enjoy the good vibes of a natural environment without ever leaving the city. 
These Designated Areas are bits of tamed nature to the service of the city's inhabitants.
For this project I used a color infrared film in order to obtain a unique color pallete which would enable me to visually present the distinction of this tamed environment in opposition to the normal green color of untamed nature.

Designated Areas

When the World sends you on your own 
Per peto mobile.....

 Per peto mobile   In my mind .........

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