Scars of History marked the beginning of Malkoun's sustained investigation into reconstruction. Using Beirut as both city and metaphor, she reassembled fragments of photographed architecture into human figures, asking how place continues to inhabit identity and how an image can be remade without erasing the history it carries.
Beirutica 250 x 142 cm (Available)
Beirut Walking 70 x 144 cm (Available)
Beirut Not For Sale 70x100 cm (Acquired)
We7yatik ya Beirut 90x120cm (Acquired)
Say Goodbye 90x140cm (Acquired)
Porteaux 50 x 70 cm (Acquired)
Beirut 50 x 60 cm (Acquired)
Still Waiting 75 x 75 cm (Acquired)
Beirut Standing 146 x 42 cm (Acquired)
Beirut Selfie 50 x 60 cm (Acquired)
Fi Amal 60 x 80 cm (Acquired)
Ya Beirut 70 x 100 cm (Acquired)
Beirut Staying 40 x 50 cm (Acquired)
Cedrus 40 x 50 cm (Acquired)
Beirut Knows 40 x 50 cm (Acquired)
Enough 40 x 50 cm (Acquired)
Phoenix 40 x 50 cm (Acquired)
Ash 80 x 120 cm (Acquired)
Mascara 90 x 150 cm (Acquired)
Determination 70 x 60 cm (Acquired)
Beirut Portrait 40 x 50 cm (Acquired)