Lama Nayouf is a graphic designer, freshly graduated from ESAV Marrakech.

Her dual Syrian-Moroccan heritage profoundly influences her perspective on culture and identity.

Motivated by a desire to reconnect with her cultural roots, Lama considers graphic design as a source of energy from which she discovers another dimension of herself.

This captivating installation transforms the YASALAM exhibition space into a sensory voyage, blending light, shadow, and suspended veils to create a multi-layered experience.

Nayouf's work challenges viewers to explore the interplay between past and present, presence and absence.

Through innovative use of projection and spatial design, she crafts a narrative that resonates beyond geographical boundaries.

The exhibition is divided into two complementary sections: "Threads of Then" showcases influences that have shaped cultures over time, while "Haze of Now" delves into the complexities of contemporary life.

Nayouf's unique perspective, informed by her Syrian-Moroccan background, offers a nuanced exploration of identity and cultural evolution.

Abdellah Azizi, a Moroccan visual storyteller, began his journey in Ouarzazate's film industry.

Transitioning from cinema lighting to photography and filmmaking, he crafts imaginative visual narratives inspired by renowned filmmakers.

Self-described as a professional traveler, Azizi's work bridges past and present, revealing Morocco's unseen aspects.

His explorations continue to yield compelling visual stories that offer fresh perspectives on the country's complex tapestry.

In his latest series, renowned traveling artist Abdellah Azizi invites viewers on a mesmerizing journey through time and terrain.

Discover an ancient coral reef, once teeming with marine life beneath the Atlantic Ocean, now standing as silent sentinels in the arid landscape near Guerguarate on the Morocco-Mauritania border.

Through masterful long-exposure photography and innovative lighting techniques, Azizi transforms these weathered formations into ethereal artworks, bridging past and present.

Saif Fradj is a Tunisian independent visual artist and filmmaker, born in 1989 in Boumerdes, Mahdia, and currently based in Sousse.

Originally embarking on a path in medicine at the Faculty of Sousse in 2008, Saif made the bold decision to pivot toward photography and filmmaking, driven by his passion for capturing the essence of reality through the lens.

Saif's artistic journey is characterized by his experimental approach, utilizing mobile, analog, and digital photography, as well as video and film.

In this evocative series, Fradj masterfully employs a blend of mobile, analog, and digital photography to capture fleeting moments and subtle emotions.

Each image serves as both a visual and textual document, revealing the delicate interplay between presence and absence.

Fradj's keen eye transforms everyday scenes into profound statements, challenging viewers to look beyond the surface and contemplate deeper meanings.

Through his lens, we explore liminal spaces, uncovering hidden narratives and provoking thought-provoking dialogues about human experience and perception.

"Alone in The Light" stands as a testament to Fradj's distinctive aesthetic vision and his ability to craft a visual language that resonates with universal themes of connection, isolation, and the search for meaning in our complex world.