A heavily manual exercise of documenting Lebanon through hand-traced satellite images, engraving its topography, political geography, sectarianism, urbanism, its valleys and lakes, its ridges and highways.

Each letter corresponding to a village or city, distributed equitably across all nine governorates with deep consideration for sect, faith, ethnicity, geographical spacing, refugee communities, historical importance, resistance importance, and erasure importance.

The pangram was created by Dr. Samar Asso, an Arabic language expert, a pedagogue, a poet, a writer, a friend.

Intended for public use as a permanent public document.