Randa Nehmé is a Lebanese sculptor known for her intricate and expressive works that often explore themes of human emotion and experience. Born in Beirut, Lebanon, Nehmé has established herself as a prominent figure in the Middle Eastern art scene. She has a background in fine arts and has studied both locally and internationally to hone her craft.
Nehmé’s sculptures are characterized by their detailed craftsmanship and the use of various materials, including bronze, marble, and wood. Her works often depict the human form, capturing both physical and emotional nuances. Through her art, she aims to convey deep emotional narratives and connect with viewers on a personal level.
Throughout her career, Randa Nehmé has participated in numerous exhibitions and art fairs, both in Lebanon and abroad. Her works have been showcased in galleries and museums, earning her recognition and acclaim in the art world. Nehmé’s dedication to her craft and her ability to evoke powerful emotions through her sculptures have made her a respected and influential artist in the contemporary art scene.
“… n’est ce pas la société de tous les temps…
honné et tatémaé serait une importance vitale de la vie quotidienne, ancrée dans la société … l’être et le paraître…
désir du véritable sentiment, sur un lit fabrique de vent.
et si c’était tout simplement ce bonheur, cette nécessité culturelle pour éviter les conflits?!
jusqu’à aller très loin…
très très très très loin…
le bien être d’une société prime sur l’opinion de l’individu
honné et tatémaé…
une vertu que j’ai voulu montrer. “
