Biography
LINA HUSSEINI (French-Lebanese, based in Beirut) is a self-taught artist with a background in Public Administration from the American University of Beirut. Though trained in a different field, her artistic journey led her toward sculpture, where she found a language to express what words could not. Her work is contemporary, personal, and distinctly her own, free from trends or imposed styles, guided instead by an inner necessity to explore and express.
At the heart of her practice lies a profound inquiry into human relationships. Her work often reflects on emotional and social dynamics, inviting viewers to contemplate these tensions and form their own interpretations.
Inspired by her cultural heritage, she blends references into hybrid forms that transcend borders. By transforming industrial materials into evocative artworks, she shifts perception and proposes new ways of seeing.
Lina Husseini is a pioneer in the artistic use of PVC. In collaboration with her husband, engineer and PVC specialist Roland Husseini, she merges artistic intuition with technical mastery to create bold, unconventional pieces. Their joint process allows for both spontaneity and structural innovation.
Her sculpture ‘’TOGETHER’’ , exploring themes of unity and interdependence, is part of the permanent collection of the Peoria Riverfront Museum in Illinois, USA.
At the heart of her practice lies a profound inquiry into human relationships. Her work often reflects on emotional and social dynamics, inviting viewers to contemplate these tensions and form their own interpretations.
Inspired by her cultural heritage, she blends references into hybrid forms that transcend borders. By transforming industrial materials into evocative artworks, she shifts perception and proposes new ways of seeing.
Lina Husseini is a pioneer in the artistic use of PVC. In collaboration with her husband, engineer and PVC specialist Roland Husseini, she merges artistic intuition with technical mastery to create bold, unconventional pieces. Their joint process allows for both spontaneity and structural innovation.
Her sculpture ‘’TOGETHER’’ , exploring themes of unity and interdependence, is part of the permanent collection of the Peoria Riverfront Museum in Illinois, USA.
