Remembering the Beirut Port Explosion



Our commitment to memory

Our annual memorial exhibitions in Beirut, Byblos, and Bejje, including our signature “Keep Their Memories Alive” initiative, bring together established artists, students, and emerging talent around themes of memory, justice, and resilience. We strive to provide a platform for personal stories and detailed analysis, ensuring the historical context is never forgotten.

Keeping memories alive through art

Preserving the memory of the Beirut Port Explosion is one of SOUL4LEBANON’s enduring commitments. Through art, culture, and advocacy, we work to keep the victims, their families, and the demand for justice in public view.


A call for resilience

Each exhibition serves as a powerful reminder of the human cost and the ongoing struggle for accountability. We feature diverse artistic interpretations that reflect the profound impact of the explosion on individuals and the nation, aiming to spark dialogue and maintain public awareness.

Commitment to justice

Through our work, we aim to keep the memory of the victims and the heroes alive until justice is served. SOUL4LEBANON brings a unique perspective, emphasizing the power of culture and community to heal and demand truth. Join us in our advocacy and support our initiatives to ensure that this tragic event is never forgotten.


Collaborations with renowned artists


We've collaborated with acclaimed artists such as Romeo Lahoud, Ghada Eid, Asmara, Bassam Kyrillos, and Wajih Sakr, who have contributed their talent to honor the victims. These initiatives ensure that August 4 remains present in Lebanon’s cultural consciousness—not as a tragedy forgotten, but as a memory protected.


Albums of Remembrance

Browse through our collection of images from the Beirut Port Explosion Art event in memory of the victims and heroes. These paintings capture the spirit of remembrance, the pursuit of justice, and the resilience of the Lebanese people, reflecting SOUL's ongoing commitment to this critical cause.


Bay Saint George, Beirut, Lebanon





Art Gallery, Byblos Marina




August 4th: A national wound and commitment

Annual art galleries are held in Beirut, Byblos, and other regions, featuring works by Lebanese artists who transform grief into beauty, memory, and national resilience. Art competitions engage hundreds of young artists, students, and professionals each year, creating paintings, sculptures, and digital works that honor the victims and tell their stories. Our signature SOUL initiative, "Keep Their Memories Alive" Exhibitions, brings together families, artists, activists, and community members in a shared space of remembrance and solidarity.

For SOUL, August 4 is not just a date—it is a national wound, a moral obligation, and a permanent commitment. We honor the victims, support their families, defend their right to justice, and work to ensure that Lebanon never again experiences such a tragedy.


Keep their memories alive. Bay Saint George, Beirut



Art Project. Byblos Marina, Jbail


Art Gallery, Ashrafeyeh, Beirut