Memorial of Light honors the victims of the Beirut port explosion of August 4, 2020. It acknowledges the 218 lives lost, the thousands wounded, and serves as a reminder that justice has yet to be served. At the heart of the work, a conical mirrored surface represents the nucleus of the explosion, inviting viewers to see themselves within this history and reflect on the ongoing absence of accountability. Surrounding it, 218 illuminated brass cylinders represent the victims who lost their lives, each distinct yet part of a collective whole. Thousands of small perforations across the surface hint at the wounds inflicted—both physical and emotional—bearing silent witness to the scars left on Beirut and its people. A faint halo of light radiates softly onto the wall, evoking hope, transcendence, and the possibility of renewal amid devastation. This memorial is both tribute and call: to honor the victims and remind us all that without justice, there can be no true healing.