Hibri shows that by tuning in to the universe’s interventions, patterns and synchronicities, and perceiving them as carriers of symbolic markers, we can be alerted to the mysterious which hides in plain sight, such that order can emerge from the chaos of being.
These phenomena have meanings that can stretch from the mundane to the cosmic, by virtue of the beholder’s imagination. They propose a way of looking that acknowledges and unveils the intertwining of the visible and the invisible, of the conscious and unconscious in relation to the self and the environment it dwells in.
About the Author
Ayla Hibri is a visual artist who, for the last decade, has been in constant travel, shifting environments to maintain a continuum of displacement and discovery. Through the act of walking, exploring and active observation, she has collected an expansive archive of visual data on the psychogeography of places and aspects of the human condition.
About the Publisher
Founded in 2015 with the mission of promoting the talent of artists from the region, Kaph Books is a publishing house based in Beirut, Lebanon, and specialising in quality art books on Middle-Eastern artists or art practices. Each book is unique, created in collaboration with the artists and contributors with high technical and design quality.
