Education
He studied management studies at the American University of Beirut and law at the Saint Joseph University.
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Ramzi Toufic Salame
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Salamé"s parents were Lebanese immigrants in Liberia, but his early years were spent in Lebanon. He wrote the following works in French. They have been translated into Arabic.
Le Prince des cyniques, édition FMA, Buchet Chastel, 1999
Trésor, édition FMA, 2003
Louisiana pierre m"a parlé, édition FMA, L"Harmattan, 2005
Louisiana Caste supérieure, édition FMA, L"Harmattan, 2007
Louisiana République des Paysans, édition FMA, L"Harmattan, 2011
His novels criticize a society dominated by selfishness and careerism where man is managed by his instincts of power and domination.
His writing is "simple and straightforward. He relies heavily on dialogue to convey his ideas, rather than narration or description".
His work is a historical study in the guise of a novel. Salamé has listed Gerard Mordillat, Sun Tse, Jacques Baudouin and Guillaume Musso as his literary influences.
Salamé"s paintings depict serene nature in cheerful and lively colors, in a personal and naive style.
He has exhibited in Lebanon, Paris, Switzerland and Belgium.
