Rudy Rahmé, born in 1967 in Bcharré, is a Franco-Lebanese artist renowned for his mastery in painting, sculpture and poetry.

After studying Fine Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Beirut, he specialized in fresco and sculpture in Italy and France.

Among his most notable works are the “Cedar of Lamartine”, a 29-meter sculpture listed in the Guinness Book of Records, as well as the “Arbrologie” sculpture made of olive and cedar wood, located in France.

He also created a monumental sculpture of Gibran Khalil at the entrance of the museum dedicated to him in Bcharré, and the bust and tomb of Said Akl.

Rudy Rahmé has developed several innovative artistic techniques, such as charcoal on canvas and the sculptures “The Walking Rock” , “Pas De Bois” and paintings known as “Sculpeinture”.

He exposed at Carrousel du Louvre with “Back to Paris”, in Paris & London Opening Art Fair Top Marques, Monaco Art Fair, Miami River Art Fair, Affordable Art Fair Singapore and Amsterdam Art Fair. In addition he recently participated et the exhibition “Hommage à Gibran Khalil GIBRAN” in Petit Palais, he exposed with the San Clemente Palace in Venice and had a solo show in the parvis of the Musée des Franciscaines in Deauville...