Gilbert Hage is a photographer who lives, teaches and works in Beirut. Amongst other issues, he questions globalization and identity, the notions of power, historicity and geography, the virtual character of the territory and its borders. Away from transcendence, his work on the human body is a continuation of his research where the virtual character of space poses the problematic of flesh and intimacy.

Hage’s photographic projects include Eleven Views of Mount Ararat (2009), Strings (2008), Pillows (2007) Screening Berlin (2006), 242 cm² (2006), Homeland 1 (aka Toufican Ruins?, 2006), Phone[Ethics] (2006), Here and Now (2005), Beirut (2004), Anonymous (2002), and Roses (1999). Since 2003, his works have been exhibited in Beirut, Berlin, Munich, Oxford, Sao Paulo and in Hungary, and most recently at the 2011 Sharjah Biennial. Hage is also the co-publisher and co-editor, with Jalal Toufic, of Underexposed Books.