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Morning Coffee with Alexandre Paulikevitch and Omar Rajeh talking about his performance “A’alehom” that touches on a deeply intimate and personal experience. Alexandre lost his father, he was detained by the police while demonstrating his rights, came out of difficult relationship, and finally lost his house in the explosion of the Beirut port on august 4. Photo Pixabay

Morning Coffee with Alexandre Paulikevitch et Omar Rajeh parlant de sa performance «A’alehom» qui touche à une expérience profondément intime et personnelle. Alexandre a perdu son père, il a été arrêté par la police alors qu'il manifestait ses droits, est sorti d'une relation difficile, et a finalement perdu sa maison dans l'explosion du port de Beyrouth le 4 août. Photo Pixabay

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Morning Coffee with Alexandre Paulikevitch

“A’alehom” is a solo performance that tells a story of loss, pain, physical abuse and revolt. It is about overcoming obstacles and shedding victimhood. Creating this performance has been a catalyst for life, a motive that kept Alexandre resilient in the face of the current political and socio-economic crisis hitting Lebanon.
“A’alehom” was born under layers of stress and melancholy that brought Alexandre close to burnout and surrender. This is exactly why it morphed into a journey of salvation, demonstrating once again the urgency of art creation and proving it to be a life necessity. Photo Patrick Baz


“A’alehom” est une performance solo qui raconte une histoire de perte, de douleur, de violence physique et de révolte. Il s’agit de surmonter les obstacles et de se débarrasser de la victimisation. La création de cette performance a été un catalyseur pour la vie, un objectif qui a permis à Alexandre de rester résilient face à la crise politique et socio-économique qui touche actuellement le Liban. 
«A’alehom » est né sous des couches de stress et de mélancolie qui l’ont poussés à l’épuisement et l‘abandon.
C’est pour cette raison spécifique que cette création est devenue un voyage intérieur et physique salutaire, démontrant une fois de plus, l’urgence de la création artistique et sa nécessité vitale.
Photo Patrick Baz