Rami Chahine is a multidisciplinary artist and facilitator who designs experiences of connection and collective engagement through art as a social practice. Growing up in multicultural Lebanon, he developed a deep appreciation for diversity and the creative potential in chaos. His workshops blend hands-on exploration with critical reflection, balancing structure with organic development. Rami challenges traditional education by prioritizing student agency, community-oriented learning and accidental occurences. 
The alternative spaces he is passionate about crafting elevate collaborative creation and prompt participants to explore, play and co-create, while nurturing both their individuality and collective empathy.
Rami developed his method of Collective Creation through collaboration with youth and fellow activists, supported by grants from cultural institutions such as Mophradat and Arab Fund for Arts and Culture. This method has been successfully applied in workshops across various institutions in Lebanon, including the American University of Beirut, the Académie Libanaise des Beaux-Arts, Catalytic Action, Beirut School for Theatre and Performance, Ecoswitch, in schools such as L’esprit Libre and Mesropian, and internationally with organizations like Viva Con Agua in Hamburg or the University of London’s Relief center. It also played a key role in the founding of the Zayraqoun collective, which united a diverse community of activists to lead vibrant collaborations, public performances, and forums addressing social issues.