Biography

Liane Mathes Rabbath, a Beirut-based artist, has been delving into the medium of collage for approximately 20 years, creating intricate geometric compositions that underscore the versatility of her chosen art form. Her artistic journey began with her move from Luxembourg to Lebanon over two decades ago, where she encountered influential Lebanese artists Paul Guiragossian and Tania Bakalian Safieddine, who introduced her to the collage technique.
Rabbath draws inspiration from Beirut’s rich cultural tapestry, finding influence in the abstract designs of churches and mosques. Her works often incorporate everyday items such as cigarette papers and colorful cardboard packaging, enhanced with calligraphy and ornate patterns. Her art has been featured in notable exhibitions, including the Beirut Art Fair (2014, 2016), Vento d’Oriente at Arte Studio Loreta Larkin in Italy (2016), and the LAU Fine Arts Alumni Biennial (2016). She continues to live and work in Beirut, where she maintains her studio.
Artwork
