Rania Matar: Where Do I Go?

Fifty years after the outbreak of Lebanon’s civil war, Rania Matar turns her lens toward a generation born in its aftermath. Through intimate, collaborative portraits of young Lebanese women—set amid urban ruins and living landscapes shaped by conflict—she explores identity, agency, and resilience. These photographs offer a deeply human perspective on a country still marked by uncertainty, and on a question that quietly endures across its terrain: Where do I go?