No matter what happens on life, watercolor art will always dominate as the main tool to emanate creativity for the lebanese artist. Lebanon art has been influenced by several movement conveyed by the transition of the Lebanese artist from one movement to another. Similar to Jean Ayoub, any lebanese artist would be inspired by the hope that one day lebanese art would re-ignite a renaissance movement that would spur interest in lebanon watercolor and lebanese art just like in the pre-civil-war era. Back then, the lebanese artist had a noble profession...more like a profitable hobby. The lebanese artist lived for what he worked, yet now he worked to barely make ends meet. lebanon watercolor was once a movement that inspired artists across nations, spurring interest in the lebanese artists that perfected this style through various techniques and styles, in which their exhibitions were displayed all the way to Europe, the United States, and Australia. Lebanese watercolor still remains a dim light that hopes to see a brighter light at the end of the tunnel as Lebanese artists worldwide are making their best efforts to re-unite and serve their community to prepare their children, their rightful heirs, to the culture of their nation.
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