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Léa El kouch

Léa El kouch is a Beirut-born poet, writer, translator, and linguist working across Arabic, French, and English. She grew up between Amman and Beirut and is now based in France. Her work is rooted in heritage, culture, and intersectionality with a focus on reframing inherited and lived narratives, reclaiming identity and decolonizing language. She is the co-founder of Al-Karmel Art Gallery Association, a space created for artistic and cultural exchange around art mediums engaged in political and cultural activism.  

Miss Levantine — المرأة الشامية

Léa El kouch

She is beauty and grace,She is feminine rage,She is an actor and a singer,She is a sister and a mother,She is the eldest daughter. حِجابُها حارسُها،وأظافرُها سلاحُها،فهيا وجه فلسطين على …

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