'' What I have, all along, tried to do in my photographic work, initially in an obscure approach but increasingly in a deliberate manne, is to convey the present without ending up having only done a report of facts or even of events; as well as to imagine the future without falling back on speculations based on assumptions.'' - Gilbert Hage

Gilbert Hage is a photographer. He lives, teaches and works in Lebanon.

His photographic projects include:
2011 I Hated You Already Because of the Lies I Had Told You
2011 Why Do We Feel Like Kafka?
2009 Eleven Views of Mount Ararat
2008 Smoking Area
2008 Strings (aka With Strings Attached)
2007 Pillows
2006 Screening Berlin
2006 242 cm2
2006 Homeland 1 (aka Toufican Ruins)
2006 Phone [Ethics]
2005 Here and Now
2004 Beirut
2002 Anonymous
1999 Roses
1997 Le Sentier Des Douaniers

He is the co-publisher and co-editer, with Jalal Toufic, of Underexposed Books.

more info: http://www.gilberthage.com