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Morocco, Sentimental Atlas

Work  *  Morocco
Errachidia, Morocco. 2024

Morocco holds an untouched beauty, a land where ancestral rituals and traditions weave the sacred with the profane. It embodies a singular chromatic sensibility, evoking timeless, suspended atmospheres. Its colors mirror the shifting forces of nature—sand and wind, sea and fire, the blinding sun—shaping not only landscapes but the spirit of its people. Above all, ochre yellow dominates, deepening in intensity as it bathes forms in purity and reveals the preciousness of every detail.

Morocco, Sentimental Atlas is a meticulous collection of everything I have loved most—a tribute to the country’s powerful harmonies, audacious contrasts, and boundless creative energy. At every turn, scenes emerge as if drawn or painted, yet they are nothing more than the spontaneous compositions of everyday life. Colors here are not just seen; they are lived—dense, radiant, enveloping, much like the care embedded in each gesture and the generosity of a people eager to share their world.

This project is also an intimate journey. Morocco is the birthplace of the woman I love, the land that holds her roots. Morocco, Sentimental Atlas is not merely a tribute but a search—an attempt to trace the shades that illuminated her childhood, to map the emotions that tie memory to place, past to present.

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Meknes, Morocco. 2024.
Erfoud, Morocco. 2024.
Erfoud, Morocco. 2024.
Rabat, Morocco. 2022.
Ait-Ben-Haddou, Morocco. 2022.
Tétouan, Morocco. 2023.
Casablanca, Morocco. 2019.
Casablanca, Morocco. 2019.
Casablanca, Morocco. 2024.
Casablanca, Morocco. 2024.
Fes, Morocco. 2022.
⁠Casablanca, Morocco. 2019.
Chefchaouen, Morocco. 2019.
Agadir, Morocco. 2023.
Marrakech, Morocco. 2024.
Chefchaouen, Morocco. 2019.
Ouarzazate, Morocco. 2022.
Ait-Ben-Haddou, Morocco. 2022.

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