The Aporia · Lebanese artist turns Israeli missile debris into art

Visual artist Lina Jouni in southern Lebanon uses debris from Israeli missile strikes to create art pieces. She explains that this transformative process helps turn objects associated with destruction and pain into symbols representing resilience and life.

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Visual artist Lina Jouni in southern Lebanon turns debris from Israeli missile strikes into pieces of art. According to Jouni, her work aims to transform the destructive remnants of conflict into symbols of resilience and life. She explains that this creative process helps her and others cope with the painful memories associated with ongoing military actions by Israel in Lebanon.

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As Israel continues bombing Lebanon, she says it is her way of turning weapons of death and painful memories of war into symbols of life and dignity.

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2026-09-18 · Al Jazeera

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In southern Lebanon, visual artist Lina Jouni transforms debris from Israeli missile strikes into pieces of art. asserted

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As Israel continues bombing Lebanon, she says it is her way of turning weapons of death and painful memories of war into symbols of life and dignity. asserted

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