Khaled Sabsabi’s hauntingly beautiful exhibition “Between Suns” at Vessel Contemporary in Fremantle weaves memory, scent, and mysticism into a powerful tapestry of his artistic journey—from 1998 to 2026. Centered on Lebanese coffee as both medium and metaphor, his work resurrects childhood moments, blending joy and trauma through aroma and form. Pieces like “Aajyna” and the monumental murals “Between Suns C” and “D” reveal how art can be a portal to the past—and a bridge to the future. Rooted in duality and imagination, Sabsabi explores the “third space,” where hope and acceptance bloom even amid personal storms. Returning to Western Australia—the cradle of his career—he finds renewed inspiration and validation, already hard at work on his next colossal creation.
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