Born on January 03, 1988, in Lebanon. Sarine Koundakdjian is a conceptual and visual artist driven by a deep fascination with the interplay between the fluidity of colors and abstraction, as well as installation and sculpture. Holding a degree from the Lebanese University of Fine Arts & Architecture (graduated July 2024), her work explores identity, the complexity of human experience, and women's strength through abstraction and form. After years of delay and personal challenges, she reclaimed her artistic path, channeling struggles into works that convey resilience and hope. Her practice blends traditional techniques with contemporary approaches, creating pieces that are both visually captivating and thought-provoking.
I am a conceptual and visual artist, driven by a deep fascination with the interplay between the fluidity of colors and abstraction, as well as the installation of elements and sculpture, which can transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. My work is a dialogue between reality and abstraction, where I explore the boundaries of perception and emotion. By blending traditional techniques with contemporary practices, I strive to create pieces that are both visually captivating and thought-provoking. Key themes in my art include the exploration of identity and the complexity of human experience.