The Faculty of Fine Arts and Architecture, Branch II, won two awards at the first edition of the “Live Love Awards 2026,” dedicated to social impact.
The ceremony was held at Experia Expo in Forum de Beyrouth, with the attendance of public figures and people interested in cultural and community initiatives.
The winning projects were divided into three categories: Nature, People, and Culture.
Results were based 50 percent on public voting and 50 percent on the jury’s evaluation.
Edward Nemmour spreads culture
Second-year theater student Edward Andre Nemmour received the “Cultural Influencer for Good” award.
The honor recognized his efforts in promoting Lebanese culture and raising awareness of Lebanon’s history, heritage and identity.
Nemmour creates content on social media platforms, most notably his series “15 Seconds of Culture.”
Through it, he introduces his followers to aspects of Lebanese heritage, bringing culture closer to the public in a concise format.
Christopher Ghosoub shines a light on crafts
Also, Christopher Bernard Ghosoub, a master’s student in interior design, won the “Local Culture Champion” award for his initiative “Fakhar.”
The initiative highlights traditional crafts and Lebanon’s cultural heritage, underscoring the importance of preserving local identity.
The two Fine Arts students’ awards reflect creative energies that put art and culture to use in service of the community.
They also affirm the role of student initiatives in showcasing heritage and linking innovation to social responsibility.
With this achievement, the two students offer a model for young people carrying Lebanese culture to wider spaces and turning their passion into initiatives with community impact. The recognition gives their efforts a platform to showcase cultural content and initiatives concerned with Lebanese heritage.
