Amidst the economic crisis, failed revolution, the covid epidemic, and the port explosion, the celebration of life so characteristic of the city of Beirut has considerably transformed. A void tinged with a melancholy veil has fallen over the capital, in spite of the images of solidarity circulating in the media. In the continuity of researching historical events and their repercussions on people, there is a drive to document this peculiar period that the country is currently experiencing, with its people abandoned and left to manage by themselves, without any consideration from the political or banking class.

The void left by the traces of a past life, a present hiding in waiting, and the unknown and unexpected tomorrow.