It is within a universe steeped in solitude and silence, this chosen, sacred, and precious solitude that Georges Bassil evolves, creates, withdraws and invites the gaze to rest.

Through some twenty canvases, where his signature, atmosphere, and talent are instantly felt in a single glance, in a single emotion, the artist revisits his favored themes, figures fused with ochres, reds, beiges, blacks, and whites. Beautiful and gentle solitudes, yet open to encounters, dialogue, and sharing.

Carla Henoud

Georges Bassil, born in Beirut, Lebanon in 1965, is a self-taught artist who began his career in 1995. As an autodidact, he has relied on his emotions and experiences as sources of inspiration. Bassil’s works depict human figures, with a focus on the female form and the emotions relayed through her features.

He engages with the human soul in a discourse through his use of transparency and light application of pigments, which allows him to express elements of transience and a connection with the other. In a world

that grows increasingly zealous, he recreates his visions on warm fabrics, with figures that are indifferent to the stares and scrutiny of viewers, existing in their own world, lost in their thoughts and feelings. They exist without judgment. The artist has participated in several solo and collective exhibitions throughout the Middle East and internationally, including his Hometown Beirut- Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Bahrian, UAE, France, Uk, and Russia.