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EXODUS 03 is part of the EXODUS collection I started in 2016.
In the EXODUS artworks, I question  the migration phenomena over the eras, specially over the last decades in the Middle East region. In this part of the world constantly shaken by social, religious, economic and political issues, mass migration is faced every day. 
“Where do we go now?” 
Yet the Exodus meaning in my  work reaches a wider aspect to embrace the human journey in its seek for the harbor, the inner balance, peace.
As an architect artist, I express the interaction of the “human” with space, scale, voids, infinity and above all, silence. Human scale versus the immensity of nature. Humans in their eternal seek within an abstract context.  A wink to the “Unbearable Lightness of Being” of Milano Kundera to whom “The heavier the burden, the closer our lives come to the earth, the more real and truthful they become”
EXODUS 03 is part of the EXODUS collection I started in 2016.
In the EXODUS artworks, I question  the migration phenomena over the eras, specially over the last decades in the Middle East region. In this part of the world constantly shaken by social, religious, economic and political issues, mass migration is faced every day. 
“Where do we go now?” 
Yet the Exodus meaning in my  work reaches a wider aspect to embrace the human journey in its seek for the harbor, the inner balance, peace.
As an architect artist, I express the interaction of the “human” with space, scale, voids, infinity and above all, silence. Human scale versus the immensity of nature. Humans in their eternal seek within an abstract context.  A wink to the “Unbearable Lightness of Being” of Milano Kundera to whom “The heavier the burden, the closer our lives come to the earth, the more real and truthful they become”
EXODUS 03 is part of the EXODUS collection I started in 2016.
In the EXODUS artworks, I question  the migration phenomena over the eras, specially over the last decades in the Middle East region. In this part of the world constantly shaken by social, religious, economic and political issues, mass migration is faced every day. 
“Where do we go now?” 
Yet the Exodus meaning in my  work reaches a wider aspect to embrace the human journey in its seek for the harbor, the inner balance, peace.
As an architect artist, I express the interaction of the “human” with space, scale, voids, infinity and above all, silence. Human scale versus the immensity of nature. Humans in their eternal seek within an abstract context.  A wink to the “Unbearable Lightness of Being” of Milano Kundera to whom “The heavier the burden, the closer our lives come to the earth, the more real and truthful they become”
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EXODUS 03 Sculpture

Josephina Charabati

Lebanon

Sculpture, Metal on Iron

Size: 95 W x 11 H x 0.4 D in

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EXODUS 03 is part of the EXODUS collection I started in 2016. In the EXODUS artworks, I question the migration phenomena over the eras, specially over the last decades in the Middle East region. In this part of the world constantly shaken by social, religious, economic and political issues, mass migration is faced every day. “Where do we go now?” Yet the Exodus meaning in my work reaches a wider aspect to embrace the human journey in its seek for the harbor, the inner balance, peace. As an architect artist, I express the interaction of the “human” with space, scale, voids, infinity and above all, silence. Human scale versus the immensity of nature. Humans in their eternal seek within an abstract context. A wink to the “Unbearable Lightness of Being” of Milano Kundera to whom “The heavier the burden, the closer our lives come to the earth, the more real and truthful they become”

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Sculpture:Metal on Iron

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Size:95 W x 11 H x 0.4 D in

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BIO Artist, architect and designer, Josephina Charabati was born in Germany from a German mother and a Lebanese father. She moved to Lebanon as a child and grew up in Beirut. In1991, she graduated in Architecture and attended in parallel Psychology courses at the Lebanese University in Beirut. She worked in Architecture practices in Germany & Lebanon before establishing DASTUDIO in 2000.A workshop where, architecture, design & art meet in a perpetual process of research and experimentation. University teacher since 2017. She started exhibiting her art work in 2000. https://josephinacharabati.myportfolio.com/art Instagram: @josephinacharabati.art PHILOSOPHY From wall objects, to sculptures, ink drawings and found objects assemblage, Josephina Charabati infinitely explores about our path and transformation through distance and time. Her work tackles social and philosophical themes such as migration, recurrence and the wabi sabi concept of acceptance and resilience. THE EXODUS COLLECTION “Where do we go now?” The English name Exodus comes from the late Latin “Exodus” or from ancient Greek “Exodos” meaning “going out, expedition, departure", "mass migration, exiting of people from an area”. With reference to Friedrich Nietzsche's concept of eternal recurrence or the idea that the universe and its events have already occurred and will recur ad infinitum, the artist questions about the migration phenomena over the eras, specially over the last decades in the Middle East region. In this part of the world constantly shaken by social, religious, economic and political issues, mass migration is faced every day. As an architect, she expresses the interaction of the “human” with space, scale, voids, infinity and above all, silence. Humans in their eternal seek within an abstract context. From an existentialist point of view, the individual's starting point is characterized by what has been called "the existential attitude" or a sense of disorientation, confusion, or dread in the face of an apparently absurd world. A wink to the “Unbearable Lightness of Being” of Milano Kundera to whom “The heavier the burden, the closer our lives come to the earth, the more real and truthful they become” Yet the Exodus meaning in Josephina Charabati’s work reaches a wider aspect to embrace the human journey in it seek for the harbor, the inner balance, peace.

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