TAP's Database of Public Art Practices in Lebanon
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Ninti
Nancy Debs Hadad
“Ninti” is the Sumerian Lady of Life, a representation of the purity of humanity without segregation. Two totems embody the Lebanese love of life with welcoming arms. A single armed Ninti holds its unarmed clone representing the solidarity and kinship of the Lebanese people. A statuesque installation piece that the artist wishes to create across oceans begins its journey at the Sanayeh Garden in Beirut.
| Date: | 2016 |
| Location: | Sanayeh Garden |
| Medium: | Sculpture |
| Material: | Wide-core iron sticks and wavy shape metal sticks |
| Section: | Modern |
| Duration: | Temporary |
| Tags: | Displayed in public |
| Framework: | Resistance and Persistence Exhibition |
| Authorizations: | Municipality of Beirut |
| Commissioner: | Art in Motion |