“Turning the Page” in Beirut, Lebanon with Spaz, Kabrit and Exist

To turn the page is to development. It is typically tricky, although, to change a web site. Each page  — as is just about every new day — is a refreshing start out that holds uncertainties. Eventually, the website page must convert, no matter how lengthy we consider to reflect on it. And in Beirut, a town plagued by tragedy, poverty, economic disaster and corruption, we’ve learned how to switch the web page and shift ahead.

The do the job pictured listed here, Turning the Web site – قلبة الصفحة – is how a few artists — Spaz, Kabrit and Exist — are transferring ahead in collaboration with the nonprofit business Beitelbaraka to renovate Geitewe, a neighborhood that had been devastated by Beirut’s 2020 substantial explosion.

Beirut-based mostly Spaz

Lebanese artist Kabrit

Beirut-primarily based graffiti artist and graphic designer Exist 

Exist, depth

Special thanks to Spaz for this submit

Shots by Lebanese photographer Ihab Fayad 

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