Mohammad Lahham is a sculptor in Lebanon who fled the war in Syria five years ago with his wife, two children and his parents.
Now based in a southern suburb of Beirut, he creates sculptures of Christian saints at a roadside studio 40km south of the city.
He said people tell him his job is forbidden – referencing Islamic tradition that discourages depictions of deities in physical form.
But he enjoys the work, saying that breaking taboos can help bring people together.
