Burning Landscapes, Creating With Fire
​Poetic Works by Hanibal Srouji

Burnt Landscape, 2017

Crepuscule, 2016

Branches for Peace, 2016

A Renowned International Artist

From New York, to Dubai and Singapore, Hanibal's moving works on the Middle East have been auctioned, exhibited and rewarded:

- Sotheby's London (2011)
- Christie's Dubai (2006/7)
- Silver Medal of Arts, France (1997)

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Fighting Against The Indifference
​of Violence

Although Civil War ended in 1990, Lebanon is still surrounded by war zones. The presence of many refugees and terrorist movements within its borders remains a daily challenge for the country.

Old and new, the scars of war are still visible in the Lebanese landscape and daily lives. This is what the artist seeks to represent by marking his canvases with a blow torch.

Sea at Noon, 2016

Tender Touches I, 2016

A Necessary Testimonial Work On Confiscated Memories

20 years later, school materials and public officials still avoid discussing the painful events of the civil war.

Hanibal as well as many others in the artistic community feel it is necessary to remember past violent events in order to heal the suffering and repair the past.

How His Work Fits With Intersections' Vision

Hanibal's unique use of art as a universal language to better understand the history of the Middle East through his personal story.

​His nomadic past and world travels mirror the gallery's past nomadic exhibitions in Singapore and Paris.

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@ 34 Kandahar St, Singapore 198892

We're right down the street from the Malay Heritage Center.

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