Lebanese Artist Converts Israeli Missile Debris Into Art
Visual artist Lina Jouni in southern Lebanon is transforming wreckage from Israeli missile strikes into artwork.
Visual artist Lina Jouni, based in southern Lebanon, is repurposing debris from Israeli missile strikes as material for her art installations and pieces.
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