Born in Ashqout, Lebanon, Rayyane Tabet studied architecture at The Cooper Union in New York before pursuing an MFA at the University of California, San Diego. His practice emerged from a rigorous engagement with the physical remnants of history, often tracing the provenance of objects to reveal hidden connections between individual experience and historical events.

Tabet works primarily in sculpture and installation, frequently incorporating materials such as stone, metal, and archival documents. His signature approach involves the meticulous deconstruction of historical narratives, transforming tangible artifacts into site-specific installations that challenge conventional understandings of heritage and memory.

His work continues to receive international attention, with recent inclusion in major institutional exhibitions. He is currently featured in the 2026 outdoor sculpture trail at Hauser & Wirth Menorca, contributing to the gallery's summer exhibition program.