Paris Petridis, Judy Van Luyk, and Agathe Champsaur

Paris Petridis traveled across Lebanon, capturing the country's various contradictions particularly pertaining to materialism and religion.

He ventured from north to south, capturing portraits, landscapes and social contrasts.

The artist followed an essayistic logic composing images which reflect the marks left by existence, by movement and by conflict, to a present that is anything but resolved.

Judy van Luyk is a conceptual artist with mostly site-specific work.

She believes that the work she produces should be pervaded with the place it will be exhibited in, which also means that she gets her direct inspiration from the environment in which she works.

Judy worked on several interventions across walls in Beirut, with both visual and text-based messages.

Through alienating objects from their surroundings, the artists creates a graphical language.

Young filmmaker Agathe Champsaur worked on two documentaries, each detailing the life of very different yet inspiring figures.

Her first work details the life of Abdul Rahman Katanani, a Palestinian visual artist that rose up from Palestinian camps through art.

Agathe found the perfect combination in documentary filmmaking by combining her thirst for discovering the world and her taste for adventure and necessity to create.