It lives in us

the Story
Introducing “It Lives in Us” by Sandra Kheir Sahyoun, a captivating artwork that celebrates the profound connection between motherhood and the enduring spirit of Lebanon’s cedar trees. This striking piece features the silhouette of a pregnant woman, where her body gracefully transforms into the branches of cedar trees, while the roots emerge from her belly.
Immerse yourself in the symbolic beauty of this artwork, where the strength and resilience of a woman intertwine with the timeless presence of Lebanon’s majestic cedar trees. Sandra’s meticulous attention to detail brings forth a harmonious fusion of life, nature, and cultural heritage.
“It Lives in Us” serves as a powerful representation of the transformative journey of motherhood. The woman’s silhouette embodies the nurturing and life-giving qualities, while the incorporation of the cedar tree branches and roots symbolizes the deep-rooted connection to one’s origins and the enduring legacy passed down through generations.
This limited edition print invites you to explore the profound significance of maternal bonds and the intertwining of nature and human life. The intricate details and symbolism embedded within the artwork evoke a sense of wonder and appreciation for the beauty of creation.

Artist: Sandra Sahyoun

the Details
Printed on high-quality giclée paper, this limited edition artwork measures 53.5 cm x 43.5 cm and is limited to only 50 prints, numbered and signed by the artist Sandra Kheir Sahyoun.
With only 50 prints available, “It Lives in Us” becomes a treasured addition to your art collection. Its thought-provoking imagery and profound message make it an ideal piece for art enthusiasts, expectant mothers, or anyone who appreciates the intricate interplay between nature and the human experience.
Elevate your space with the captivating presence of “It Lives in Us” by Sandra Kheir Sahyoun. Allow the artwork to inspire contemplation, evoke emotions, and celebrate the enduring legacy of motherhood and Lebanon’s beloved cedar trees.