BBC's Heather Payton speaks to thirty year old artist Zena, who's lived in Beirut for the last twelve years, to ask her how her home has changed over the last few weeks.

On friday I was listening to the BBC World Service programme called «Outlook», where the presenter spoke with an artist living in Beirut. It was very interesting, as she spoke about the daily routines in a city not so different from ours, that have been made impossible by the war. Things like going for a weekly cancer treatment or printing work papers... I hadn't really thought about this aspect of war, yet it is what is the most touching because it is stuff we do day in day out, taking it for granted – and we already freak out if we don't have network coverage for our mobile phones for a minute or two. It is easier to look away, when the media coverage presents victims covered in blood and homes get bombed.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/programmes/outlook.shtml