Jacqueline Béjani was born in Lebanon and pursued her early education there until she left for Paris to attend the Académie Met de Penninghen and Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs (ENSAD). In parallel to working in design and advertising, she pursued an intensive practice in painting, drawing and ceramics. After moving to Luxembourg, she registered at the Académie Royale des Beaux Arts of Arlon. Béjani works across various mediums, including painting, installation and three-dimensional work while focusing on narrating her heritage and her geographies: Lebanon, Syria and Palestine. Through her multilingual, multicultural life, Béjani’s art brings forward the richness and complexity of a varied identity and– in the words of Edward Said– the “cluster of flowing currents.”