LEBANON

Following that stage, the "ALIBI" project continued in Lebanon. My involvement took the form of murals created in the Bar Elias and Marj refugee camps. I subsequently organized an introductory stencil art workshop at the Grand Lycée Français in Beirut. In a vastly different social context, I also led a workshop at a school located in the heart of the Shatila camp. It is important to recall that the Shatila camp is historically marked by the Sabra and Shatila massacre perpetrated against Palestinians by Christian Phalangist militias between September 16 and 18, 1982, while the area was under Israeli occupation. These interventions highlighted the importance of art as a tool for resilience and education in places defined by their history and precarious conditions.