This cultural event, which continues until February 15, brings together artists with varied talents, presenting works in painting, photography, sculpture and mixed media. Each creation tells a story, evokes a memory and reveals the imprint of past or present lives.
In an approach favouring abstraction or figuration, each artist invites a deep reflection on time, the traces left by existence and their universal resonance.
At the microphone of the MAP, artists taking part in this exhibition shared their artistic vision and the inspirations that nourish their work.
Noureddine Benouakas, a painter specialising in figurative painting, celebrates, through his exhibited works, the richness of Moroccan heritage. "I am inspired by Moroccan scenes and traditions, authentic clothes, iconic landscapes, without forgetting symbols like the famous Tbourida, which honours our culture", he declared.
Favouring techniques ensuring the durability and expressiveness of his creations, he affirmed that "These moments allow sharing various works with the Moroccan public, who deserve to discover all the artistic richness of our country".
Daisy Richard, a French painter and sculptor, expressed her joy at participating in this collective exhibition, insisting on "the importance of transmitting, through art, strong emotions such as hope, cheerfulness and happiness, in a world often marked by cruelty and violence".
Through her creations, she explores themes that are close to her heart, notably the representation of women. "The woman, in my eyes, embodies strength, beauty and the inexhaustible source of inspiration, which I strive to transcribe faithfully in my works", she added.
Houda Jemmah, a painter specialising in calligraphic art, affirmed that her participation in this exhibition alongside other artists allowed her to show her unique universe, highlighting the beauty and spirituality of Moroccan calligraphy.
"Each artist brings their personal touch. For my part, I explore colours, pictorial techniques and the finesse of Moroccan calligraphy to create works full of emotion. It is always a pleasure to share my work with such a receptive public", she stressed.
For her part, Hind Boukharsa, an artist photographer, highlighted her passion for creating rich and authentic visual narratives, which pay tribute to cultural diversity and human beauty.
The artists participating in this event are Amal Boussaaddan, Anas Laaboudi, Daisy Richard, Hasna Cherti, Hind Boukharsa, Houda Jemmah, Lamya Chetabi, Maha Bensaid, Mido Kouhen, Mohamed Bakarri, Mohamed Berghouti, Mounya Ammor, Noureddine Benouakas, Oumniya Benjaa, Salma Amalal, Siham El Amine Demnati and Valerie Croy.
