Street Art
If the walls have ears, we know that in Casablanca, they wear moles. Tags and wall murals catch the eye, at the turn of an alley of Mers Sultan, or in the heart of the roundabout of Europe. From the old medina to the Boulevard d'Anfa and the hospital district, the talent of the Street Artists is open to everyone. The local scene is in its infancy but some test shots turn into master shots. Whether they are laureates of the School of Fine Arts of Casablanca or international passing on the occasion of Casamouja or Sbagha Bagha, visual artists tell the history of the city through its most characteristic characters. Children, old ladies and street vendors from the imagination of solo or collective artists, they now dress the walls, like the pages of Comics, made in Casablanca.
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Amine Brush - Othmane Elrhanimi - Othmane Elbahmani - Youssef Ben Chebi - Soufiane Zorgane - Ismail Yemlahi - Ismail Benaimna
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Amine Brush - Othmane Elrhanimi - Othmane Elbahmani - Youssef Ben Chebi - Soufiane Zorgane - Ismail Yemlahi - Ismail Benaimna
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Mehdi Annassi - @_Anassi
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Amin Brush
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Amin Brush
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Lettrage WECASABLANCA
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med.zed1
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bakr.add
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reda.rds
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anassi
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zorg_arts
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med.zed1
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sara_lamine_rose
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meriemb.art
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majid.elbahar
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samir_toumi
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drobys1
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said_sabbah
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amin.brush
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chersugarlee
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amin.brush
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SAMYGSNOUSSI
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Senzoclouds, Abidwane et Alouane Bladi
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Oldr & Sara
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Alouane Bladi
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Alouane Bladi, Bakr.add & Olderwlid
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Olderwlid
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MEDZED
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MACHIMA
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ED.ONER
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IRAMOSAMIR
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IRAMOSAMIR
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Youness Amriss alias Dynam
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Said Abbad, Mehdi Gero, Jeka Mbf et Abdelkamel Mohamed
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BAKR.ADD
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Second bowl at Skare Park Rachidi Place
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First bowl at Skate Park Rachidi Place
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Poze (Yann Chatelin)
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Amin Brush
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Sitou
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Nofal
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Moh
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Ser & Krafts
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Socrome
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ST4 The Project
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Dynam, Med, Older and Bakr
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Abid
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Zepha
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OLDR
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MED
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BAKR
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MOKA
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AMIN BRUSH - LOVE
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MAJID EL BAHAR - DREAM FROM THE SERIE OF PROTRAIT « DEEP PURPLE »
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DYNAM INGRID BERGMAN
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SAM KIRK - SISTER CITIES
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KALAMOUR - BETWEEN TRADITION AND MODERNITY
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RESIDENCE: IRAMO & DYNAM - REBELLIOUS TEENAGER
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IRAMO - TO THE MOON AND BACK
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OKUDA - Mother Power
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Amine Brush - Othmane Elrhanimi - Othmane Elbahmani - Youssef Ben Chebi - Soufiane Zorgane - Ismail Yemlahi - Ismail Benaimna
Colorful artworks perfectly adapted to the Skateboard ramps of the El Amal complex. Hats off to our artists who make us want to try skating!
Amine Brush - Othmane Elrhanimi - Othmane Elbahmani - Youssef Ben Chebi - Soufiane Zorgane - Ismail Yemlahi - Ismail Benaimna
Beauty remains a rather relative notion. That being said, we believe that our team of artists who participated in this mural, could make everyone agree that the result is breathtakingly beautiful.
Mehdi Annassi - @_Anassi
Through these magnificent frescoes, the artist Mehdi Annassi gives us a glimpse of Moroccan beauty which does not only pass through the aesthetics of the models but through the multitude of details, coming from a mixture between a purely Moroccan touch and another. more western. You can admire them at Hay Hassani , more precisely at Boulevard Sidi El Khadir.
Amin Brush
We don't forget about you Ryan! And this mural by Amine Brush will be one more reminder to pray for you little angel! Work visible on El Hank neighborhood.
Amin Brush
The best for the end of the CasaMouja2021 Festival, with this mural in tribute to an icon who left an indelible mark on social work and defended our country 🇲🇦 tooth and nail The late Assia El Ouadie By the artist Amine Brush
Lettrage WECASABLANCA
Casablanca, this colorful city. Colors that symbolize the richness of the different cultures that live there . A city that knows how to welcome everyone without judgment. Today we celebrate this diversity symbolized by this mural. An aesthetic representation of a strong symbolism in one of the mythical places of Casablanca, the famous Mohammed V square.
med.zed1
Your next visit to the artistic leisure center located in the Al Azhar district in El Oulfa will be an opportunity for you to contemplate this fresco of our artist Mehdi Zemouri
bakr.add
Art, like knowledge, is a light illuminating the path to a better world. A beautiful painting representation of this sentence by our artist Addaoui Bakr that you can see closer at El Hank neighborhood.
reda.rds
When art mixes with geometric precision, it creates aesthetically impeccable optical illusions. A big congratulations to our artist Réda Boudina for offering the walls of Casablanca a second life through this mural. A fresco that you will be able to contemplate at Boulevard Ibnou Sina in Hay Hassani.
anassi
Through these beautiful frescoes , the artist Mehdi Annassi gives us a glimpse of Moroccan beauty that does not only pass through the aesthetics of the models but through the multitude of details, coming from a mixture between a purely Moroccan touch and another more Western. You can admire them in Hay Hassani and more precisely at Boulevard Sidi El Khadir.
zorg_arts
A beautiful artistic tribute to the Moroccan woman by our artist Soufiane Zorgane . A fresco translating the beauty and nobility of the fundamental pillar of our society. A creation to contemplate without moderation in the neighborhood El Hank at the level of Tantan Avenue.
med.zed1
The peacock a majestic and elegant creature. Imagine it, brilliantly illustrated by our dear Mehdi Zemouri , adorning a building on Tantan Avenue in the El Hank district.
sara_lamine_rose
The rose! An effective way to express your feelings. Whether they are in love or friendly. A creation representing roses is a very strong means in symbols that our artist named Lamine Sara , chose to express his love to this city by giving it even more colors. Feel free to see it on Tantan Avenue in El Hank district.
meriemb.art
A work full of precision and artistic sense of our artist Meriam Benkirane . Thank you again for contributing to the beautification of the visual landscape of the city of Casablanca. A fresco to admire at the level of Tantan Avenue in the El Hank district.
majid.elbahar
What if behind one great woman was another? What if within us, we were closing different personalities inherited from our culture? Whatever your interpretation of this work by Majid Elbahar , it remains beautifully executed! To see it up close, head to El Hank neighborhood
samir_toumi
Art can create virtual bridges between past, present and future. Our artist Iramosamir has masterfully transported us back in time with this mural. For a little trip in the space-time, we recommend you to go and admire it in the district El Hank at the level of Bd La Corniche.
drobys1
The best artists are inspired by what they see and represent it in a way that touches the people admiring their art. We can only admire the realism of this work by our artist Imane Droby done on a building on Tantan Avenue in the El Hank neighborhood.
said_sabbah
One more work that adds to the repertoire, now rich CasaMouja and comes to bring an artistic touch to the urban landscape of the city of Casablanca. For those who wish to contemplate it more closely, it is located in the neighborhood El Hank and is signed by Said Sabbah. A colorful technical feat for the greatest pleasure of #Casawe .
amin.brush
If you are asked for a representation of the beauty of our traditions mixed with a western touch, answer with this magnificent creation by our artist Amine Brush . Our description will not be able to do justice to this work and the multitude of details it contains. Make your own idea and visit it at El Hank District on Tantan Avenue.
chersugarlee
The lion and the eagle , two great symbols, borrowed from the animal kingdom, of power and freedom. Strong symbols of two countries with a rich history and such complementary cultures. Many thanks to Cheri Lee Charlton Illustration for illustrating the strong bond between Morocco and the United States on this mural as part of the partnership between Casablanca Events & animation and World Business Chicago
amin.brush
Beauty remains a rather relative notion. That said, we think our team of artists who participated in this mural , could put everyone in agreement that the result is breathtakingly beautiful. We guarantee that the rendering is better if you go directly to see it at El Amal Complex.
SAMYGSNOUSSI
It is in the prefecture of Casa-Anfa, along the boulevard El Hank, on one of the buildings facing the sea, that the painter and designer Samygsnoussi decided to resume the work done in his series "The line", recognizable by these lines that seem endless and refer to the unbreakable cord that connects us all; invisible relay, passing from hand to hand; beam of light that crosses each of us.
Senzoclouds, Abidwane et Alouane Bladi
This work is realized within the framework of the 2020 edition and realized by the trio Senzoclouds, Abidwane and Alouane Bladi is dedicated to the hospital staff, the heroes of our daily life. It is located on the square Al Yassir, in the district Roches Noires.
Oldr & Sara
Already visited by Casamouja, the Selmia 2 district is adorned with two new paintings. Oldr (Oualid Lazrak) and Sara @Kailluuuu pay tribute to the Kahina, the mythical Berber queen, on the first fresco, and highlight on the second the efforts of a young man who surpasses himself to help his aging mother. An anonymous hero, an example to follow. To discover on the boulevard Al Joulane, in Ben Msik.
Alouane Bladi
It is Superman who is displayed on the wall at the intersection of Boulevard Ibnou Sina and Boulevard Sidi Abderhamane in Hay Hassani. Heading into the wind, flying through the air and wearing the Moroccan flag on his chest, he does not forget, any superhero that he is, to wear his mask. A small reminder to passers-by to scrupulously respect the sanitary instructions.
Alouane Bladi, Bakr.add & Olderwlid
The district of Sidi Othmane, in the prefecture of Moulay Rachid, hosts three frescoes. The first, by Alouane Bladi, is all poetry. A little girl, wrapped in cheerful pastel colors, delicately carries a sphere and gives it her full attention. According to specialists, the pandemic is one of the consequences of global warming and the reduction of natural spaces. Isn't it time to take care of our dear planet Earth like this sweet little girl? The second, by Bakr.add, recalls one of the most illustrious and heroic episodes in the modern history of Morocco: the Green March, illustrated by the mythical trucks that, on November 6, 1975, traced the route and participated in this great moment when the entire Moroccan population was united, gathered in response to the call made by His Majesty King Hassan II The third signed Olderwlid, captures a moment of tender complicity between a mother and her child.
Olderwlid
Olderwlid is back with another fresco, even more moving. This time it is a mother hugging her baby and looking at him with tenderness. This work was realized in the heart of the University Hospital of Casablanca and was followed with attention by the patients of the hospital as well as the whole staff. Their reactions were so enthusiastic that it was decided to repeat the operation on another wall of the hospital.
MEDZED
These two hands, of different colors, bathed in a multicolored mosaic, are a symbol. They are about to unite and intertwine as to better support each other and build, together, a better world. Signed by the artist med.zed1, this mural is revealed to passersby and motorists along the boulevard Sidi Abderahmane, Hay Hassani. It took place on the building of the Regional Academy of Education and Training (AREF), here also a symbol. Do not teachers and trainers give the hand to students by transmitting knowledge and skills?
MACHIMA
It is in Lissafa, on the traffic circle Azbane that Casablancans and visitors can discover this proud Amazigh woman made by Mehdi Annassi (Machima). This digital artist, who also operates in the world of video games, animation and comics, has made this huge canvas that refers to an Amazigh legend that reports that the plumage of all birds had the same black color before the rainbow offers the bravest of them beautiful colors.
ED.ONER
This spectacular fresco, realized in two parts, which stands on the boulevard El Fida, surrounding a gas station, was inspired to the artist Ed.oner by the mythical song "Bared o skhoun ya hawa" (literally "Hot and Cold"). A huge Moroccan teapot; a record player; characters, nimbed in an atmosphere between cold and warm colors, seem to stop to watch - or listen - to the famous Moroccan singer Mohamed El Hayani: enough to challenge the passers-by. Some were even caught singing this essential title of the Moroccan singing heritage!
IRAMOSAMIR
It is on the boulevard Ahmed Ben Bassou, in Sidi Bernoussi, that a whole class takes the pose. Everyone is on his 31, students and teachers. Is this tribute to the teachers who had to adapt to the particular conditions related to the pandemic and, at times, give lessons via the Internet? Is it intended for the students, for whom the situation was not easier? Or is it simply a reminder of the importance of school and training for the future of young generations? The artist Iramosamir leaves you to judge.
IRAMOSAMIR
Second work of the artist on the boulevard Ahmed Ben Bassou, in Sidi Bernoussi, this fresco is an ode to the mobilization of Moroccans, their patriotic spirit and the union between the King and the people around the major priorities of the Kingdom. Like Bakr.add for his work in Moulay Rachid, Iramosamir illustrates his point by referring to the Green March, an event that has marked all minds, both for its novelty and federative character and for the ingenuity of its initiator, the late His Majesty King Hassan II.
Youness Amriss alias Dynam
Réalisé en partenariat avec l’AREF, ce triptyque signé Youness Amriss alias Dynam, couvre les façades du collège Idrissi sur le boulevard Moulay Youssef. Ce jeune lauréat de L'école supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Casablanca a souhaité, par cette œuvre, rendre hommage au dévouement des parents d’élèves et aux sacrifices qu’ils font pour voir leurs enfants s’épanouir et se préparer à vivre leur destin.
Said Abbad, Mehdi Gero, Jeka Mbf et Abdelkamel Mohamed
L’entrée de la Direction Régionale de la Culture de la Région de Casablanca-Settat a été totalement transfigurée grâce au talent de quatre jeunes artistes : Said Abbad, Mehdi Gero, Jeka Mbf et Abdelkamel Mohamed, les lauréats de l’appel à projets Casamouja 2020 qui avait fait un le buzz sur les réseaux sociaux WeCasablanca. Ils ont donc travaillé de concert pour réaliser une succession de fresques. Parmi celles-ci, se démarque notamment « Only a look can create a universe » de Mehdi Gero avec laquelle le jeune artiste signe magistralement sa première participation à Casamouja.
BAKR.ADD
You have to go to El Hank, another district of the prefecture of Casablanca-Anfa, to discover two new frescoes created by the talented Addaoui Bark (Bakr.add), in homage to Moroccan women and which beautifully complement the eight portraits of women already present.
The first fresco illustrates a young girl carrying a candle, symbol of hope; the second, a red rose to be seen as an offering of the artist to all Casaouis to show them his love.
Second bowl at Skare Park Rachidi Place
The second bowl is even more colorful than the first one.
An explosion of colors which is the fruit of the collaboration of several talented street artists: @ brush.amin @ ser.oner @abidwane @socrome @ mr.skerone @ med.zed1 @deyaaone @kraftsxali with the association @ alouane_bladi
First bowl at Skate Park Rachidi Place
The first bowl is the result of several exchanges with skaters, lots of colors and a collective work of street artists Abid, Amine Brush, Mehdi Zemmouri and Ser with the association @alouane_bladi.
Artists Instagram accounts : @abidwane @ brush.amin @ med.zed1 @ ser.oner
Poze (Yann Chatelin)
As part of Casamouja 2019, Yann Chatelin has left his mark on a 216 m2 mural overlooking Boulevard Ghandi. "The idea here is to underline the fragility of man and the strength of writing as a symbol of knowledge. In an ultramodern era, each new technical progress makes humans a little less powerful and moves them away from knowledge. Assisted by new technologies, humans lose their ability to memorize, orient themselves, write, etc. This is represented in this mural by a portrait which disappears, covered with a refined and imposing writing. The person pictured is Gordon Parks, an American photographer, one of the first African American photojournalists to fight the exploitation of African Americans on construction sites in the 1950s. I wanted to pay tribute to him, "said the artist. Adress : Ghandi Boulevard Instagram : @yannchatelin
Amin Brush
Amin Brush has decided to deploy his colors and talent on the promenade, to the delight of the many sportsmen and families who crowd the promenade. In this space, symbol of Casablanca's urban renewal, the Moroccan artist, a regular visitor to Casamouja, wished to pay tribute to the older generations, to their knowledge and their way of life. Deeply attached to his culture, to which he likes to refer, Amin Brush develops a style that is both powerful in terms of color and modern through geometric dynamics and effects of illusion, depth and relief.
Sitou
In this mural, the Togolese artist Sitou has brought together West African symbols : pearls and cowries, the Burkinabe sun mask and patterns of the bogolan that appear in the background. In the center, he installed a sumptuous female face, a symbol for the artist of living together. "I associated the mirrored face with a chameleon, an African symbol that represents the adaptability of each of us. This wall is a tribute to my country, Togo, but also to the whole region which is on the path of crossing borders, just like Casamouja festival which brought together African artists from various horizons. In this artwork, the shapes represent each identity and the colors symbolize the values associated to each one. As for the lines, they materialize the links that we create every day and even more through events like this festival. The whole wall must be considered as an open book on the diversity and the cultural and social riches of our continent, Africa. " Adress : Ghandi Boulevard Instagram : @sitoumatt
Nofal
In his creations, the Egyptian artist Nofal often celebrates the history of his country and adapts it to the modern style by using characters from the graffiti movement. He develops a street culture inspired by ancient Egypt which is represented by traditional elements with a touch inspired by our time. On this wall, Nofal has chosen to honor the former Queen Hatshepsut, fifth sovereign of the 18th dynasty. We owe her the great Hatshepsut temple and the Hua built on the shores of the Nile in the valley of the Kings of Theba. Around, we recognize the guardians of the Osiris temple. It’s a real tribute to the ancient Egyptian culture that has survived the centuries to continue to inspire us. Adress : Ghandi Boulevard Instagram : @nofal.one
Moh
Strength and traditions inspired the Ghanaian artist Moh and especially a famous Ashanti woman who led her people to fight for freedom. She is dressed in traditional Ankara Kente or Ntoma fabric. Each fabric, by the symbols it uses, refers to one of the ethnic groups present in Ghana: Ashanti, Ga or Dagomba. Each fabric also has a meaning and conveys a message. In the background, golden Adinkra symbols appear which represent unity. Below the Ashanti woman, the artist has depicted an African Sankofa mask that reminds African culture. "For me, the world is changing and, as Africans, we are influenced by other cultures, which sometimes makes us forget our own culture. Invited to participate in Casamouja, I wanted to represent African unity by the symbol Akoma Ntoso which means that "our heart is linked". It means that there is understanding between us and tolerance. The Akonefa symbol illustrates the courage to believe in ourselves and our identity, "said the artist. Adress : Ghandi Boulevard Instagram : @mohawudu
Ser & Krafts
This mural is the result of an artistic collaboration between the Algerian Ser and the Senegalese Krafts. Ser realized a wildstyle graffiti directly inspired by the plant of his native region, Tlemcen, to which are added mint leaves and hibiscus, prickly pears and other harmonious organic forms. For his part, Krafs represented the traditional griot, both guardian of the temple and messenger with a drum that spans all eras. He is the holder of the oral tradition, the art of speaking, of transmitting history in order to prepare us to face the present and the future. All around, the artist illustrated the different elements of this universe with symbols: warriors with Masai Shuka fabric patterns, Egyptian dynasties with the pharaonic necklace and the Ankh cross (the cross of life) referring to spiritual journeys, the Akan people with the Nyame Ye Ohene, symbol of the majesty and supremacy of God. The wooden mask directly refers to African roots, in the form of a lion that evokes the strength of the union. Adress : Ghandi Boulevard Instagram : @kraftsxalil @ser.oner
Socrome
In this mural, mixing realistic techniques, for the portrait, and graphic techniques, for the vegetation, the artist Socrome of @swanastudio depicted a Comorian woman picking a fruit from a tree. The patterns are inspired by "Lesso", a traditional fabric from the Comoros worn by women. On all "Lessos", there are compositions of colored patterns embellished with a sentence or a saying. Faithful to this tradition, the artist added to his mural a Comorian proverb: "Yaheya mdri gudjuo yeza mdjusa", which means "Whoever climbs a tree knows what he is looking for." Adress : Ghandi Boulevard Instagram : @swanastudio
ST4 The Project
ST4 The Project is a duo born from the meeting of two talented artist, Yassin and Sadok, who share the same passion for street art. They started with simple tags and graffiti on the walls of Tunis in order to publicly express their identities and cultures in the urban environment. Thanks’ to the compatibility of their artistic visions, they have developed a unique aesthetic that has led them to participate in various artistic projects in Tunisia and beyond the borders of their country, especially in France, through the Boulevard Paris 13 project, and now in Morocco. « This first experience in Casablanca was exciting. We spent 10 days painting and walking around a city that made us feel right at home. It’s fabulous to realize how similar our two countries are. It’s also exciting to explore the differences. We met a lot of wonderful people and we would like to thank Casamouja for bringing us to Morocco. We hope to come back! » Said Yassin and Sadok. Adress : Al Joulane Boulevard, Salmia 2 Instagram : @st4_theproject
Dynam, Med, Older and Bakr
The street artists Dynam, Med, Older and Bakr produced, collectively, a monumental mural full of romanticism on the wall of the Salmia swimming pool. An invitation to dream and… to give yourself the means to make your dreams come true. Adress : Al Joulane Boulevard, Salmia 2 Instagram : @dynamart @med.zed1 @ baker.add @oldrwlid
Abid
Abid is a member of the Placebo studio, the main reference in terms of creative studio dedicated to this practice in Morocco. Coming from classic graffiti made of lettering, curves and straight lines from the New York movement, this talented artist also excels in large figurative murals, as he shows us here with these beings in motion. Adress : Skate Park, Rachidi Place Instagram : @abidwane
Zepha
The immense concentric circles of Zepha (Vincent Abadie Hafez) attract the attention of every passers-by in Rachidi square. The French artist, who lives and works in Toulouse, is well known in the international street art scene. Trained in graphic arts, he enriched his practice by devoting himself to learning traditional calligraphic techniques, focusing in particular on the plastic interactions of eastern and western styles. He thus develops a singular visual language through his research on the deconstruction of the letter and the cross-cultural significance of signs which he integrates into abstract and precise compositions. Recognized as one of the founders of urban calligraphy, his monumental works are integrated into the public space of many cities in Europe and Middle East. Adress : Skate Park, Rachidi Place Instagram : @zepha1
OLDR
Oldr, a Moroccan artist from Taza, passionate about art and breakdance, wanted to represent the end of childhood and the difficult transition phase to adulthood using the characters of Belle and Sébastien.
We can see a fall but also friends and family symbolized by Belle who keeps a protective eye as if she knew that it is sometimes necessary to suffer to grow.
The elements he added (boats, house, tree trunk, bell) are inspired from the cartoon and the vintage car is an element that he places in all his latest artworks.
Instagram : @oldrwlid
Adress : Socrate street & Ali Benabderrazak street intersection ( in front of Mohammed V complex).
MED
Inspired by the cartoon Goldorak (Grendizer), the mural realized by Mehdi Zemouri (alias MED) represents a character appreciated by all young Moroccans.
This mural represents the giant Grendizer / Goldorak which he finely inserted into his abstract and dynamic patterns made of geometry, architectural details with urban art spontaneity.
Compte Instagram : @med.zed1
Adress : Socrate street & Ali Benabderrazak street intersection ( in front of Mohammed V complex).
BAKR
In this Mural located in front of the Mythical Stadium of Casablanca, Baker, a talented Moroccan artist has chosen to wink at all the children and adolescents who dreamed of becoming footballers under the influence of the cartoon Captain Majid.
The idea is to represent the ambitions of a young player, the support of the family by the outstretched hand of the mother, and especially the nostalgia for this cartoon that has marked many of us.
Bakr took great pleasure in representing this using a range of colors more vivid than his usual palette to accentuate the positiveness of the message.
Instagram : @bakr.add
Adress : Socrate street & Ali Benabderrazak street intersection ( in front of Mohammed V complex).
MOKA
Moka, a Chilean artist passionate about comics, transformed a building wall into a real masterpiece by using some of his favorite comic characters as an inspiration.
"I wanted to represent a scene as if the wall were a comic book page with, as main character, my avatar who becomes an adult, surrounded by the cartoon characters that has marked his childhood."
Instagram : @vida_moka
Adress : Socrate street & Ali Benabderrazak street intersection ( in front of Mohammed V complex).
AMIN BRUSH - LOVE
Born in 1980 in Casablanca, Amin Brush alias Amine Hajila is an aréographiste, painter, tattoo artist and street artist confirmed! And for good reason, he bathes in the drawing since his childhood. At the age of 6, he discovered the works in the pen of the talented artist that was his mother. She drew portraits, in her works Amine Brush pays tribute to him because it is from his technique that he was inspired. We discover, therefore, a work full of research: strong contrasts, illustration and realism ... With unparalleled precision, and mixing 4 techniques that are dear to it: the pointillism of the art of tattooing, geometric patterns in 3D, identity Moroccan and esoteric symbols, Bush explores a universal theme, that of love, representing an elderly couple met in the district of El Hank.
MAJID EL BAHAR - DREAM FROM THE SERIE OF PROTRAIT « DEEP PURPLE »
Majid is the first street artist in the Beni Mellal region. Punished at 8 for using a makeup case to paint a wall, 10 years later, he began painting the walls of his city with portraits of Ray Charles and Jimi Hendrix. Shared between the Basketball and his passion for Street Art, it is an arm injury that will put an end to his sporting career and push him to embark definitively on the art. Here, as in many of his realizations, Majid questions the representation of the gaze and the exploration of its expressive potential. In this realistic work, a young woman full of hope and dreams, who rolls her eyes. A glittering look that opens the doors to more abstract worlds. Between fiction and reality, the brilliance of his eyes directs us to a new dimension.
DYNAM INGRID BERGMAN
Immortalized in the world collective imagination by Hollywood, Casablanca has not stopped dreaming. And it is this dimension that Dynam, a very young 23-year-old artist wanted to exhibit. Currently a student at the School of Fine Arts, it is a very realistic portrait of Ingrid Bergman (Ilsa Lund in the Casablanca film) that he chose to paint to pay homage to the woman. Why this choice ? She remains a modern icon, a free woman, a daring actress who embodies grace and simplicity.
SAM KIRK - SISTER CITIES
First woman to participate in the Casamouja by Wecasablanca adventure as part of Casablanca Events & Animation's partnership with World Business Chicago, Sam Kirk, is an internationally renowned artist. She is currently the official artist of the Chicago Made SXSW. She has won several awards, exhibiting in New York, Miami, Washington and Minneapolis, and finds inspiration in her travels and encounters. In Casablanca, she restores her fascination for people, communities and different cultures of the world through 2 twin women, in traditional Moroccan dress, hair in the wind facing the sea ... The story that tells Sam Kirk is deep and impression of optimism, that of the twinning of the cities of Casablanca and Chicago
KALAMOUR - BETWEEN TRADITION AND MODERNITY
Multidisciplinary artist, Kalamour alias Abdellatif Farhate takes its name from a cartoon character he created and stuck to his skin. Passionate since his childhood by drawing, photography, painting and music, he joined the Beaux-Arts Casablanca after a Bachelor of Fine Arts. A confirmed artist, he has exhibited his paintings in Canada in several galleries and in Morocco at Villa des Arts in Casablanca. The angle chosen by Kalamour for this fresco is incredibly modern. It invites us to contemplate a new generation family, between tradition and modernity. We discover a free child in traditional dress, on his skateboard. On the left, his mother who envelops her with all her strength and energy ... A very positive message that Kalamour wished to convey to the young people of El Hank district.
RESIDENCE: IRAMO & DYNAM - REBELLIOUS TEENAGER
Encountered in the framework of Casamouja by Wecasablanca, Iramo and Dynam quickly realize that their styles and their desires are compatible and are naturally graffiti together. The two artists portray a rather rebellious teenager and the precision of the features of this fresco seem to tell a story. Between fragility and strength, this portrait is science fiction. The two street artists have indeed managed to give a mystical side to this face playing with the posture and emotions of the teenager ... a fantastic work that gives the impression of wanting to come to life.
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IRAMO - TO THE MOON AND BACK
Showing a great talent as well as a great discretion to his credit, Samir Iramo is distinguished by a pictorial universe very humanistic. Iramo begins by doing drawing and painting on various media. He exposes faces in their most realistic day, before bringing hypnotic graphics touches ... His mastery of facial expressions, wrinkles, textures and identity touches, pushes him to apply the same work on his frescoes. Faithful to his realistic style, Iramo delivers us through this fresco his very personal vision, that of the relationship, existing between the mother and her child. Entitled - to the moon and back - (to infinity), one discovers in his work a woman with a big smile, wearing on her face the traces of time and life with her child on her back.
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OKUDA - Mother Power
Oscar San Miguel Erice aka Okuda is a Spanish street artist born in 1980 in Santander, who has been living since 2000 in Madrid, where he studied Fine Arts at Complutense University. Characterized by pop-surrealism, Okuda's style is nonetheless marked by a strong urban essence and a very human dimension. From Portugal to Russia via Belgium or India, the streets of the world are colorful with its geometric masterpieces. Anxious to highlight the reality Okuda is, under an apparent lightness, an engaged artist. Entitled #MotherPower, and paying tribute to all the mothers of the world - to use his words - this Okuda fresco, full of vitality and colors, and its geometric structures likened to graying forms on this wall of a building of El Hank, provoke and mark the spirits.
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