Noel Nasr (b.1978, Lebanon) completed his primary and secondary education at the Sagesse College Brasilia, then specialised in Desktop Publishing at the American University College (Hayek) before going on to pursue a BA in Photography at the Holy Spirit University (USEK) in Kaslik.

In 2001, Noel set up and co-directed his own company, Grayscale, which specialised mainly in fashion and advertising photography.

In 2004, he travelled to the United Kingdom to study for a Masters Degree in Photography at the University College for the Creative Arts in Kent, from which he graduated with Distinction in 2007.

Winner of the Kodak inter-university prize in 1996, Noel has presented his work in various collective exhibitions both locally and internationally; however it was his first solo exhibition, operation 9, staged in two separate venues in March and April 2006, which won him praise within his native Lebanon.

Noel's research interest lies in the aftermath of war and its representation in relation to history and memory; a subject he intends to address in his future projects.

M.A. in in Photography, 2006, University College for the Creative Arts, UK.

B.A. in Photography, 2001, Holy Spirit University Kaslik, Lebanon.

Specialization in Desktop Publishing, 1997, American Universal College, Lebanon.