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Passionate about photography, street art and modern art. I always look for new methods and techniques to express what I want to deliver to the world. With an exceptional right brain, I see everything in lines and shapes. Born and raised in Rabat, the capital of Morocco, I am quite fascinated by the diversity of the Moroccan society, which was a pretty rich ground for me to be inspired by all anciant and modern styles, mediterranean, european, arab, berber and african art, and to create and develop my own style. With a huge amount of idoms and turns of phrases, the Morrocan dialect is what fascinates me the most. It is very confusing for non Moroccans, because it is a mix of arabic, berber, french and spanish languages, and very entertaining for us Moroccans. In my work, I like to emphasis the Moroccan society’s most schizophrenic aspects : languages, behaviors, ethnicities and modernism.
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Demonstrating an unwavering passion for the realms of photography, street art, and modern art, I have cultivated a distinct artistic perspective fueled by my upbringing in Rabat, the capital of Morocco. Drawing inspiration from the diverse cultural mosaic that characterizes Moroccan society—encompassing Mediterranean, European, Arab, Berber, and African influences—I have skillfully crafted a unique artistic style.
Born with an exceptional right brain, I perceive the world through the lens of lines and shapes, utilizing my creative prowess to emphasize the multifaceted aspects of Moroccan society. The juxtaposition of languages, behaviors, ethnicities, and modernism within Moroccan culture serves as the focal point of my artistic endeavors.
Furthermore, my professional journey has extended beyond Morocco, as I have garnered valuable experience through my work in Mali, Senegal, Ivory Coast, and Tunisia. This exposure has enriched my artistic repertoire, allowing me to draw from the diverse cultural tapestries of the African continent. Through my lens, I aim to not only document but also challenge and engage with the intricate layers of cultural identity, presenting a corporate aesthetic that reflects a nuanced understanding of the diverse dynamics within Moroccan society and the broader African context.
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