Hommage à Saint-Exupery
Hommage à Saint-Exupery
Cecile Mohanna Noshie
This sculpture represents the boa constrictor that digests an elephant in Saint Exupery’s “Little Prince”. It invites the adults to meditate on the book and the children to be inspired by it.
Ashkal Alwan, in partnership with the Lebanese Ministry of Culture, collaborated with ten artists in order to permanently install their works in Sioufi Garden after an initial selection by a jury of architects and art critics. Participating Artists: Marwan Rechmaoui, Carma Naim Barakat, Houssam Hatoum, Charles Khoury, Ghassan Abdel Nour, Rita Awn, Imad Issa, Najoua Nahas, Cecile Mohanna Noshie, Wissam Noshie
Year: 1997
Location: Sioufi Garden, Beirut
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Date: 1997
Location: Sioufi Garden
Medium: Sculpture
Material: Stainless steel
Section: Contemporary
Duration: Temporary
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Public Sculpture
Public Sculpture
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Framework: Sioufi Garden Project
Authorizations: Stainless steel
Commissioner: Ashkal Alwan
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