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| WOUNDS, Beirut, Lebanon (COPYRIGHT © Mari Meen Halsøy) |
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| WOUNDS, Beirut, Lebanon (COPYRIGHT © Mari Meen Halsøy) |
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| WOUNDS, Beirut, Lebanon (COPYRIGHT © Mari Meen Halsøy) |
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| WOUNDS, Beirut, Lebanon (COPYRIGHT © Mari Meen Halsøy) |
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| WOUNDS, Beirut, Lebanon (COPYRIGHT © Mari Meen Halsøy) |
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| WOUNDS, Beirut, Lebanon (COPYRIGHT © Mari Meen Halsøy) |
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| WOUNDS, Beirut, Lebanon (COPYRIGHT © Mari Meen Halsøy) |
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| WOUNDS, Beirut, Lebanon (COPYRIGHT © Mari Meen Halsøy) |
Building on the former Green Line, Beirut, Lebanon. The
Green Line divided Beirut between East and West during the Civil War
(1975-1990). The name refers to the belt of greenery which emerged when
grass
and trees grew in streets and buildings that were destructed and
abandoned in no man's land for years. Many of the buildings along the
Green Line were severely damaged and destroyed during the war. The
number of Syrian refugees in Lebanon is growing week by week, and
several refugees have found shelter in this building.
My work on this building consist of three woven bullet holes.
