Rauche Rock

The Rauche Rock of Beirut, often referred to as the Pigeon Rocks, stands as a monumental piece of natural art sculpted by the relentless forces of nature. These towering limestone formations rise majestically from the Mediterranean Sea, their rugged surfaces smoothed by waves over millennia. With their dramatic arches and craggy textures, the rocks create a striking contrast against the azure waters and the vibrant skyline of Beirut. As the sun sets, the rocks are bathed in warm hues of orange and pink, casting a breathtaking reflection on the water, transforming the landscape into a living canvas. This iconic site not only symbolizes the resilience of nature but also serves as a reminder of the beauty that can emerge from the tumultuous interaction between land and sea, making it a must-see for both locals and visitors alike.

The artwork has the dimensions of 55x75cm made with acrylics on canvas, using tools as palette knives and brushes. 

Framed with double glossy frame.