Fawzi Baalbaki, born in Odaisseh, South Lebanon, in 1940, is a Lebanese artist and educator who has left a mark in the Lebanese educational and art scene. He studied at the Lebanese University's Institute of Fine Arts in the Department of Drawing and Photography from 1968 to 1969. Between 1969 and 1974, Baalbaki worked in theatre, collaborating with notable figures such as Jalal Khoury and Nabih Abu Al-Hassan. In 1970, he joined the Ministry of Justice as a judicial assistant, a position he held until his resignation in 1983. From 1977, he resumed his art studies at the Lebanese University before moving to Paris in 1983 to continue his education.

His artistic legacy continues through his sons, Said and Ayman Baalbaki, who have both become prominent visual artists in their own right. Fawzi Baalbaki has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions in Lebanon and abroad.

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