Ghass was 15 when the revolution began. Like all boys his age, war was inevitable. He spent two years of his life on the front lines. A year after the end of the war, he decided to leave for Paris where he hoped to exorcise the images of war that so permeated his youth. He never came back. It was in 1989. Multidisciplinary artist, he addresses the general public through various media such as painting, drawing or sculpture. For him, art represents a bridge that binds people together through the past, the present and the future and makes it possible to transmit a message in a universal way.

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