Agadir Earthquake Series
The Agadir Earthquake Series responds to the February 29, 1960 earthquake that destroyed the city. Working from the city’s archive, Bouchra renders this historical event through abstract fragmentation rather than documentary reconstruction.
Objects appear suspended on canvas, arranged in geometric precision that emphasizes materiality even as forms float weightless. Dark canvases hold these fragments suspended, creating visual tension between weight and weightlessness, between collision and scatter.

In Between Series
The In Between Series emerged from dreams. Bouchra describes painting from the blurred images that remain upon waking, before clarity reshapes them into language. She works quickly, capturing the rhythm and speed of mark-making before the day makes everything sharp and defined.
Luminous purples, pinks, and pale greens dissolve across canvas in organic, repeating forms. Edges remain soft. Each mark is quick and honest. The imprecision is intentional. These paintings function as traces—evidence of something internal moved into material form.

THIS SERIES WAS PART OF THE COLLECTIVE SHOWCASE
"WHAT WE WITNESS, WE CARRY"
As part of 1-54 Contemporary Art Fair
Marrakech | February, 2026
In The Same Exhibition


















