Face A Face B (2002)

Face A Face B is an autobiographical journey spanning from the artists childhood to the present in the context of the Lebanese civil war The video includes photographs voice melodies and historical data in a story that explores aspects such as the nature of memory the human voice and identity Through a cassette tape that he and his brother recorded to send to a third brother who was living in Russia the work questions the meaning of the past and shows that collective and personal histories are inseparable and intertwined Private and collective memories mingle in a collection of voices that bring together personal memory political critique and philosophical reflection