“Homes of Memory” is a collection of hand-built stoneware sculptures, each representing a Lebanese heritage house shattered—and remembered—by the August 4 explosion at the Beirut Port. Each house tells a different story of loss, love, and hope through unique finishes and symbolic adornments. From blooming flowers to small footballs and embracing hands, every detail echoes the lives once lived within these walls and the tenderness that remains.
This collection is not about destruction, but continuity—about how homes become vessels of collective grief and gentle defiance. It is an emotional archive in clay, one that mourns, heals, and holds on.
