Thalia Bassim is a Lebanese visual artist, photographer, and storyteller based between New York and Beirut. Her practice explores memory, inheritance, and the emotional landscapes of place, often working with photography as a means of tracing personal and collective histories. Moving between documentation and constructed narrative, she returns to familiar sites, gestures, and archives to examine how time reshapes meaning and identity. Bassim’s work is rooted in Lebanon, where family history, landscape, and repetition form an ongoing dialogue between past and present. She also incorporates AI image-making as part of her broader visual practice, expanding how images can be constructed, altered, and reinterpreted. Through this combination of processes, she reflects on what is preserved, what is transformed, and what resists disappearance.