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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
11.8x11.8in
About this artwork
Farah at the Sea” is a tender recall of childhood summers in Beirut—where the Mediterranean stretched endlessly under a clear blue sky, and days were lived freely, without fear of tomorrow. It captures moments of friendship, laughter, and the simple joy of being present, where every wave carried a sense of peace. Beneath this serenity lies a deeper contrast: a land that has witnessed war, yet remains the land of saints and cedars. The painting holds… both memory and resilience, celebrating innocence, belonging, and the timeless beauty of living fully in the now.
Wael Hamadeh, a Lebanese painter, sculptor, and conceptual artist, works with mixed media, wood, driftwood, and reclaimed materials, drawing from his Mediterranean and village heritage. His technique fuses Oriental Surrealism with narrative symbolism, blending detailed, tactile compositions and dreamlike imagery that capture the essence of Lebanese culture and memory. Through his emotionally layered works, he evokes nostalgia, resilience, and hope, inviting viewers to feel the bonds between identity, community, and the enduring spirit of place.