
Public Sculptures
Lebanon & UAE·1999–2010
SculpturesPublic Sculptures brings together works created for public sites and international sculpture symposia in Lebanon and the UAE.
Created within the framework of Beirut World Book Capital, The Garden of Dialogue consists of five stone sculpture-benches installed in Beirut. The sculptures pay tribute to Gibran Khalil Gibran, Nadia Tueni, Abdallah Alayli and Hussein Mroueh. They were designed both as sculptures and as benches where people can sit and read.








Monumental sculpture installed in front of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Beirut in 2009.

Work in Murano glass created for the 6th Jeux de la Francophonie in Beirut, where Nadine Abou Zaki represented Lebanon as Sculptor Ambassador.

Sculpture created during participation in the Emaar International Art Symposium in Dubai in 2008.

Sculpture created during the International Sculpture Symposium at Mechref, Lebanon.

Sculpture created during the Marble International Symposium of Sculpture in Lebanon.

The Traveller is an architectural constructivist sculpture conceived for the Lebanese Ministry of Tourism and inaugurated on 30 November 2002. The work developed from questions about travel, place and virtual communication in the age of globalization.


Sculptures created during participation in the Aley International Art Symposium in Mount Lebanon between 1999 and 2001.

