Early works are often considered to be the building blocks of an artist's career. These works may not be as polished or refined as later pieces, but they are valuable for many reasons. They can provide insight into an artist's creative process, showcase their development over time, and even serve as a window into the historical context in which they were created.
As with many photographers, my early works were a way to experiment with different styles, techniques, and subjects. They were photographs influenced by the works of other photographers and reflected attempts to find one's own voice and style.
The photographs presented here encapsulate moments from my first Moroccan journey in 2010, representing a pivotal period in my artistic exploration. At this juncture, I had only recently embarked on my photographic journey, and these images serve as a testament to my early foray into the craft. These photographs are among my first color photographs and reflect my initial attempts to master the intricacies of the medium.
