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The scene is instantly recognizable to anyone who grew up Lebanese.\n\nSardet Monopoly is a painting about the ritual of gathering, the specific brands and flavors that belong to childhood, the warmth of sitting together over something as simple as a board game. It is about how Lebanese families and friends have always found a way to come together, to laugh, to stay close.\n\nThis work was born from a conversation between two Lebanese artists, Myriam and Neo, getting inspired by each other. The painting comes with two original Neo sculptures, making this a complete, dual-artist collectible, available in August. Each piece is hand-signed by both artists and comes with a certificate of authenticity.\n\nIn a world that moves fast and pulls people apart, Sardet Monopoly is a quiet insistence on staying together, on choosing, again and again, the table and the people around it.","featured":true,"status":"Sold","available":false,"imageData":"https://eahxvq5wimrwyuwv.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/protected-artwork-po1gknudubztmMbVwoOH5Ty0aE0bIY.jpg","additionalImages":[]},{"id":"mqgbfya7dh0ff","title":"Beirut Conversation over Coffee","year":2026,"medium":"Acrylic on canvas","category":["Beirut Diaries"],"width":"100","height":"90","price":"1300","hidePrice":false,"description":"A café table somewhere in Beirut: a coffee, maamoul sweets, a guide to the city, colorful tiles, a plant in a textured vase, the morning unhurried and entirely its own.\n\nAs someone who loves capturing her favorite corners of Beirut, Myriam paints this as a love letter to the city's café culture, to the pleasure of sitting still in a familiar place, with nowhere to be, feeling completely at home. Beirut, for all its noise and energy, always finds a way to offer this: a quiet table, a good coffee, and the feeling that you belong here.","featured":true,"status":"Sold","available":false,"imageData":"https://eahxvq5wimrwyuwv.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/protected-artwork-ucE3CwDVRGJH0X78ynunNH2ec5eHTq.jpg","additionalImages":[]},{"id":"mo60up3mpk2oz","title":"Fayrouz Calling","year":2026,"medium":"Acrylic","category":["On the Line"],"width":"60","height":"80","price":"500","hidePrice":false,"description":"\"On the Line\" Series — 2026\n\n\"On the Line\" is a series about connection, the kind that stretches across borders and time zones, held together by a single phone line.\n\nEach painting captures a different personality, a different comfort ritual. One reaches for music. Another settles in front of a screen with a bowl of roasted nuts. A third curls up with the sweetness of a childhood chocolate. The objects are Lebanese to their core: Fairuz's face on a vinyl record, Castania in its familiar packaging, a Tarboush chocolate that takes you straight back to being young. And threading through all three: a yellow vintage phone, always present, always connecting.\n\nThe title carries a double meaning. \"On the line\" speaks to the phone calls that bridge distance between family and friends scattered across the world. But it also speaks to something more fragile: the emotional line we walk during uncertain times, holding onto the familiar to stay grounded.\n\nBy removing the faces, Myriam opens the door for anyone to walk through. These could be your siblings or friends. 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In Serving Breakfast, a man in a white robe and tarboush carries a tray overflowing with the full spread of a Lebanese morning: labneh, olives, fresh bread and mint tea, the geometry of traditional floor tiles framing the scene from above.\n\nBoth figures exist in a world that is quietly fading, their crafts slowly overtaken by a faster, more modern pace of life. Myriam paints them with care and with pride, insisting they be seen, insisting they be remembered.","featured":true,"status":"Sold","available":false,"imageData":"https://eahxvq5wimrwyuwv.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/protected-artwork-IqtO5qlIGkgga2KnJPYogFC2gPzNST.jpg","additionalImages":[]},{"id":"mo4oesziqzedc","title":"Raqs el Rouh","year":2025,"medium":"Acrylic","category":["Beirut Diaries"],"width":"100","height":"100","price":"500","hidePrice":false,"description":"","featured":false,"status":"Sold","available":false,"imageData":"https://eahxvq5wimrwyuwv.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/protected-artwork-61QobuBGgbA3pQE2GywUAYDF6KzRmv.jpg","additionalImages":[]}]