Through two collages and twenty photographs assembled over two years, Chérine Yazbeck transforms these colossal forms into meditations on memory and endurance. Her work captures the silos not as ruins, but as living testaments to Beirut’s shifting landscape—sites where decay and hope coexist. Collage mirrors the city’s fragmented reality. By juxtaposing opposites—light and shadow, destruction and renewal—Yazbeck constructs new visual narratives from fragments of the real. Each collage unveils the silos’ dual essence: both fragile and monumental, wounded yet unyielding. Through meticulous attention to light, Yazbeck reveals the silos’ many moods—bathed in dawn’s haze, veiled by mist, or glowing under a Mediterranean sunset. Each frame becomes a portal into time and emotion, transforming concrete and dust into vessels of collective memory.