Following continued attacks in Lebanon despite the ceasefire, the world's largest plastic heart, called 'The Pulse of Lebanon', was created from recycled materials and war-torn glass collected by over 1,350 people. The project aims to enter the Guinness Book of Records and conveys the message that hope and beauty can be extracted from the devastation of war.
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Following continued attacks in Lebanon despite the ceasefire, the world's largest plastic heart, called 'The Pulse of Lebanon', was created from recycled materials and war-torn glass collected by over 1,350 people. The project aims to enter the Guinness Book of Records and conveys the message that hope and beauty can be extracted from the devastation of war.