Chirine Sayegh

I am a Lebanese architect and visual artist creating paintings that explore memory, transformation, and the invisible layers of human and natural worlds. My work moves between architecture and intuition, structure and emotion, often blurring the boundaries between landscape, spirit, and internal states.

Through my SpiritUs series, I explore liminal spaces—where forms begin to dissolve and reappear as symbols, animals, or presences within nature. Working primarily with acrylic on linen and watercolor on paper, I use fluidity and layering to evoke what is sensed rather than seen.

My practice is rooted in both built space and emotional landscape, translating lived experience into visual narratives that invite reflection, slowness, and inner recognition.

Masters in Architecture from Academie Libanaise des Beaux Arts (ALBA), Beirut, Lebanon. Graduated in 2003.

Instructor in drawing and sketching , ALBA : 2014-present

The Edit, Alserkal Avenue, Dubai (2022)

L’Expo du Cœur, ALBA – Académie Libanaise des Beaux-Arts (2022)
Haut en Bleu, Galerie Les Plumes (2022)
Art Defined, curated by The Gallerist, Rebirth Beirut (2022)

OFF/SITE, during Beirut Art Fair at Hotel le Gray , Beirut (2019)

Minéral, Solo exhibition at ALBA-Académie Libanaise des Beaux-Arts, Beirut (2016)

Artmonies, Crypts of St. Joseph Church, Beirut (2011)