2015
Beit-Habbak, Libanon
This wall is located along the road heading to Beit-Habbak, a small village in the mountains of Lebanon. There are a lot of holes in the raw concrete wall, which are used for shelters by birds. This artwork is a product of intuitive painting. I didn‘t use a ladder, or a scaffold. In order to reach the upper spots on the 15 meters high wall, I used to operate with a pole. To paint this huge graffito I relied myself on the simple method of dispersion painting. Thematically the image reflects the contrasts between nature and technology and points out the feathered inhabitants of our planet.
