CÉLINE SEMAAN: Thank you so much for taking the time to speak with me. I know the situation in Lebanon is really stressful. How has it been for you as creatives? Can you tell me a little bit about how your life has been since the Israeli occupation of Lebanon started again?
NASRI SAYEGH: Exhausting. It's been nonstop. I don't call myself an artist, even if you do… The people working on the battlefield, in the bakeries, they are all also artists, because resistance is an art form. We call on a lot of talent, inspiration, focus, and determination in order to resist. We need a lot of creativity to fight oppression. With Ahmed, I'm lucky to have a fight mate, a soul mate, a dream mate with whom I can share coquelic