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Ghalib Hawila: Breaking the Rules of Arabic Calligraphy

In this episode of Creative Hour on Sandy Times Radio, we sit down with Ghalib Hawila, a pioneering Arabic calligraphy artist, to talk identity, tradition, rebellion, and the power of a single dot — the Nuqta. From his Lebanese roots to Bauhaus clashes, and from artistic rebels like Duchamp and Ai Weiwei to sacred geometry in classical scripts, Ghalib opens up about what it means to break the rules with purpose. 00:00 The Unexpected Path to Arabic Calligraphy 03:06 Identity Crisis in Design: Bauhaus vs. Beirut 08:02 Art as DNA: How Lebanon Shapes Creativity 12:14 Too Halal for Haram People, Too Haram for Halal People 17:17 Arabic Calligraphy Is Sacred Math 35:15 The Power of a Dot: Nuqta as the Beginning of Everything 40:15 Breaking the Limits: Art, Identity, and Starting Over