The cedar, cherished by the Phoenicians and central to Lebanon’s identity, rises as a beacon of life, eternity, and unyielding spirit. Beside it stands the cypress, a tree revered across cultures—from Zoroastrianism and Judaism to Greek, Roman rituals, Christian, and Islamic traditions. Woven into funerary rituals, the cypress stands as a solemn emblem of mortality and loss.

Together, these trees root deeply in Mediterranean soil, their intertwined branches reaching in opposite directions. They mirror the landscapes they inhabit—where opposing realities converge, the real meets the imagined, the sacred intertwines with the profane, and life coexists with death.

In these landscapes, hope and despair are inseparable. Amid the overtaking darkness, we hold on to fragile dreams of a brighter future

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