Beyrouth Ville Nue/ Beirut Naked City/ Ieva Saudargaite Douaihi

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TextPublication details: Beirut; Medawar Editions; L'Orient des Livres; 2019Description: 176p; 25x31cmISBN:

9789953599427

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Summary: Ieva Saudargaité Douaihi, a Beiruti born abroad, showcases a silent exploration of her city and its different corners. She dives into the intimacy of this constantly mutating urban body, explores its fertile interior, unearths its buried memory, discovers its hidden gardens, finds improbable apertures and surprising perspectives. The Beirut in Ieva Saudargaité Douaihi’s eyes is the incarnation, raw and bare, of what we make of our lives and our city. Because Beirut reflects our story. Texts by Dominique Eddé, Jad Tabet and Alexandre Medawar.

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Book	SAF Reference Library	Technology- Photography, Cinematography, Electronic Media	TR624-835 120.185 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		6073
Book	Photography Gallery	Technology- Photography, Cinematography, Electronic Media	TR624-835 120.185 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available

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Ieva Saudargaité Douaihi, a Beiruti born abroad, showcases a silent exploration of her city and its different corners. She dives into the intimacy of this constantly mutating urban body, explores its fertile interior, unearths its buried memory, discovers its hidden gardens, finds improbable apertures and surprising perspectives. The Beirut in Ieva Saudargaité Douaihi’s eyes is the incarnation, raw and bare, of what we make of our lives and our city. Because Beirut reflects our story. Texts by Dominique Eddé, Jad Tabet and Alexandre Medawar.

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