includes stitched threads
Al Rahma
2022
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ABOUT Ghaleb Hawila
Ghaleb Hawila, an Arabic Calligraphy Artist, born in 1992 in Borj el Chemali, Tyre, south of Lebanon. He studied Graphic Design as an undergraduate and then went on to study the classical art of Arabic calligraphy with acclaimed masters.Fascinated by the endless possibilities of this timeless art, Ghaleb seeks to approach it with a new eye. His...
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"I was looking for the origin of mercy and could not find it in any book. But I found it among people and in myself. Perhaps it is something that exists within us if we are in contact with our pure selves. Perhaps it passed through the rope of our connection with our mothers, perhaps it’s the origin of existence."
Ghaleb Hawila
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