In the streets of Beirut, the humble white plastic chair is everywhere. In front of shops, tucked into alleyways, sitting quietly at the edge of a sidewalk. It witnesses the ordinary: smoke breaks, neighborhood chats, shared silences.
So common, we hardly notice it anymore. Yet it tells a story of local life, improvised hospitality, stillness, and waiting.


This video takes a step back to focus on its quiet presence, still and steady amid a chaotic city.
An ode to suspended moments. To humble objects. To the small lives of a white chair.

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