Interview

Hady Beydoun, Lebanon’s most iconic tattoo artist, is also a sculptor, painter, poet, musician and self-taught everything.

As the co-founder and lead singer of Lebanese indie band Adonis, Anthony Adonis has spent over a decade turning Beirut’s charged energy into sound.

Renowned for his uncompromising vision and brazen designs, Bernard Khoury is the architect who builds where others dare not.

From a toy melodica in Ras Baalbek to producing chart-topping records in a Beirut apartment, Jean-Marie Riachi’s path into music was anything but conventional.

Lebanese singer and composer Nicolas El Osta has spent decades turning words into anthems and places into feelings.

As one half of Bokja, Huda Baroudi crafts storytelling through textiles, while her daughter Mariam narrates through food at SiLA Table.

Founded in 1953 on the coast of Beirut, Sporting Club has operated continuously through war, reconstruction and generational change.

Marilyne Naaman has been redefining what it means to be a Lebanese artist in a global context, embodying a generation that honors its roots while embracing the world.

Neemat Frem has built a reputation not only as a successful entrepreneur but also as a steadfast advocate for Lebanon’s productive sectors.