-Leila Kubba-

While sifting through sand, an archeologist discovers part of an ancient ruin that conjures far greater images than the shards of glass or pieces of pottery that are in his hands. Images of the past dance before him. In my work I try to make sense of these fragments.

News & Events

Various article

Elan Magazine article

The Hayat article

The New York Times article

The Jordan Times feb 27th 2008

Latest Work

Symbols 200x50cm 2008

Sunlight 90x70cm 2008

Mother and children 90x70cm 2008

Predictions 65x95cm 2008

Shiraz moon 90x70cm 2008

The great divide70x85cm 2008

Contemplation 60x60cm 2008

Carrying her bag 60x60cm 2008

Spring 60x60cm 2008

Prayers 45x60cm 2008

Spring Flowers 80x60cm 2008

Where are they going 100x50cm 2008

Readers 90x70cm 2008

Beirut exteriors 100x80cm 2008

the cooks 120x80cm 2008

Birds 120x180 2008

Entrances 100x100 2008

Sunset 130x100cm 2008

Lebanon Mountains 120x100cm 2008

Across the Sea

Utopia

Amman

Amman Night

Migration

Entrance

Full Moon

Through the Arch

Behind the Screen

The Flight

Distance

Reflections

Contemplation

The Flower Garden

Crimson City

Ascending (Salt)

Across the Sea

Rooftops

Beirut

Procession

Bride

Soaring above the Horizon

Qadhmain

Wings

Moonlit scriptures

The Veil

Girls looking out

Under the Arch Mixed media on wood

the Columns Mixed media on Wood

Beirut Houses with Palm Tree

Red Curtains

Ma'loula

on the line

Migration

Fragmented House 2nd side

Fragmented House 1st side

Fragmented

Peace

On the Margin 2

Mesjid

Fishermen at manara

Fear at home

Fear

Entrance

Consolation

Compassion

Beirut houses with palm tree

Beirut