Where art meets the sea
Home of artist CHUCRALLAH FATTOUH
Meet the artists
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Chucrallah Fattouh
Painter and Sculptor
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Samia Babsous
Sculptor and Painter
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Nicolas Fattouh
Animator and Painter
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Rebecca Fattouh
Architect and Painter
Our collection 〰️
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Our collection 〰️ *
Explore our exclusive selection of artworks from the renowned artists:
Chucrallah Fattouh, Samia Basbous, Nicolas Fattouh, and Rebecca Fattouh.
ARTWORK OF THE WEEK
"Born again"
By Samia Basbous
Size: 54 × 45 cm | Executed in: 1990
Description:
When I was 24, I became drawn to the idea of starting over. I wanted to leave behind what no longer helped me and begin again. This piece comes from that feeling of wanting to change and grow, to rise above the past and embrace something new. It’s about letting go, becoming stronger, and finding a new path. 'Born Again' is a reminder that we can always start fresh, even if the change feels uncertain. It’s all part of growing and moving forward. Every day, we have the chance to be born again. Each new experience, especially the ones we don’t like, teaches us something valuable. These lessons help us grow, let go of what holds us back, and become stronger. Even the challenges we face lead us to new paths of growth and change." – Samia Basbous
Past Auctions & events
Timeless Tales of Lebanon
Auction
14-17 November 2024
We are proud to present the "Timeless Tales of Lebanon" auction, showcasing a collection of artworks by Lebanese artists Chucrallah Fattouh, Samia Babsous and Nicolas Fattouh
A part of the proceeds will be donated to support displaced families with meal care, transitional housing, and health services.
Recent Exhibitions
Over the last years, Fattouh Art Gallery, a family-owned space in Monsef, Lebanon, has become a lively home for contemporary art, featuring abstract artists and sculptors.
We offer a welcoming place for artists to display their work and share their ideas.
We showcase art in our gallery, online, and at international art fairs around the world.
Artist: Samia Basbous
Size: 54 × 45 cm
Executed in: 1990