Bassam Kyrillos
Bassam Kyrillos’ work primarily focuses on sculpture, where he merges traditional craftsmanship with contemporary artistic expression. His sculptures often reflect themes of heritage, identity, and the human condition, inspired by both Lebanon’s rich cultural history and modern-day challenges. Using materials such as wood, metal, and stone, Kyrillos creates pieces that evoke a sense of time, memory, and resilience.
His work is characterized by intricate details and a deep connection to the natural and cultural landscape of Lebanon. Each sculpture carries symbolic weight, inviting viewers to reflect on the dualities of strength and fragility, tradition and modernity, and the personal and collective experiences of life. His sculptures often stand as a bridge between past and present, representing the complexity of Lebanese identity while engaging with universal human emotions.
Kyrillos’ pieces have been featured in both local and international exhibitions, and his art resonates with audiences for its ability to tell stories through form, texture, and material.
