Hucen Sleiman is a practicing architect and interdisciplinary researcher at EHESS, whose work bridges architecture, migration, urbanism, geography, and gender studies. His research examines how migration reshapes domestic, public, and urban space in the Global South, focusing on home-making, household organization, spatial agency, and gendered negotiations under everyday change.
Hucen Sleiman
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Writing on Public Books
The Uninhabitable Front
“Israeli military aircraft flew low over the Lebanese villages of Ras Naqoura and Aita al-Shaab, spraying agricultural fields with a fine mist… Within days, the green of fields, orchards, and olive groves turned brown. Farmers who had worked the same soil for generations watched their trees die.”
