Morocco – AFRICAN DIGITAL ART

Les villas: Still and Moving Cinemagraphs from Morocco

Francois Beaurain is a self-taught and multifaceted artist working predominantly as a photographer, but he sometimes extends to drawing, collages and sculptures. We featured his pioneering work with gifs (so-called cinemagraphs) on his most emblematic work “Monrovia Animated”, a collection of lively and poetic animations. His recent project is Les…

Annexes: The Battle between Urban and Rural Morocco

Annexes is a photo-series by Moroccan photographer, Zakaria Wakrim. The series depicts an ever-growing urban world, which is literally annexing the rural world to it's furious feasting. Wakrim used infrared photography to convey the changing landscape. [g1_quote author_name="Zakaria Wakrim" author_image="https://mir-s3-cdn-cf.behance.net/user/138/1875785.53b6978ca94bb.jpg" author_description="Photographer" author_url="https://www.behance.net/Iwantmorebugs" author_description_format="%link%" align="none" size="m" style="simple" template="01"] This series, produced in…

Zahrin Kahlo: Moroccan photographer’s Intimate Diary on Femininity

Zahrin Kahlo recent works were exhibited at the 1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair. Born in Morocco, Khalo discovered her love for photography by posting self portraits and series of photographs about women online. Her portfolio is an intimate diary of femininity, body politics and iconography from around the world. Here…

Portraits of Moroccans by Spanish artist José Tapiro y Baro (1830-1913)

Living Small: A Road Trip through Morocco

Tilt-shift photography is a popular and creative way where the camera is manipulated to make real sized objects or landscapes appear miniature in scale. Photographer Konstantinos Pappas on a road trip through Morocco experimented with these effects to capture the scenery and landscapes of Morocco.

Tunisia Morocco Architecture Inspiration

Architecture photographer by Nic AzAryAn. Inspired by flat shapes Nic showcases various buildings and photography of the streets and buildings of Tunisia and Morocco. So much more goodness here.

Bruno Barbey,

Bruno Barbey is a French photographer born in Morocco in 1941. Well known for being a member of Magnum Photo, Barbey photographed across the five continents and was often commissioned to work in various African countries. The photographs below were taken at different places in Morocco mostly in the eighties.…

The Maghreb

Breathtaking cinemtography of Morocco by Enrique Pacheco. Morocco is a country that awakens in the photographer a desire for adventure. From the green mountains of the northern Rif to the arid and warm desert of Erg Chebbi, Morocco offers endless opportunities to get those fantastic images that we have always…

Moroccan Brides

Regal photographs of Moroccan brides by French photographer Valerie Belin. She skillfully uses the simplicity and arresting contrast of a black and white filter to highlight the intricate, elaborate and artistic details of the garments and adornments worn by these Moroccan brides, giving them a monarch-like royal appearance, highlighting the…

ART_C in Addis

“When you have a dream, there are no boundaries, you have to do everything to achieve it.” Moroccan/Isreali designer Artsi Ifrach attended Ethiopian Fashion Week 2013 where he collaborated with Ethiopian designers to showcase 20 years of African trade and fashion. In collaboration with photographer Laila Hida, and inspired by…

Owain Rich for BBC’s – Africa Beats

Showcasing Africa's musical talent, Africa Beats is a new series from the BBC documenting muscian's from the continent and having candid conversations with them. This series is produced by videographer Owain Rich. Vieux Farka Toure - Mali Singer Carmen Souza, bass player Theo Pas'cal - Cape Verde Ahmed Soultan - Morroco Sarah…

Google Doodles on African Countries

This mornings Google doodle got me thinking about more doodles on Africa. There aren't too many out there - but here are the selected favorites : Howard Carter 110th Anniversary of the Uganda Railway's Completion Ibn Battuta's 708th Birthday South Africa Freedom Day 2011 Morocco Independence Day 2011 East Africa…

The Arab Spring

The Arab Spring is a motion graphics project by Marxº, a visual interpretation of the events that took place throughout North Africa and the middle east. "While not setting out to to be a polemic, this short is an optimistic piece about the amazing manifestation of people power that is…

Morocco in Pink

A collection of photos of pink buildings and landscapes in Morocco by award winning photographer Drew Echberg.

Urban Africa

Urban Africa is a popular Flickr group that showcases growing urban life in various African cities. There is a tendency to portray African landscape as bare and the focus is primarily on wildlife. This group is a much needed breath of fresh air, showcasing the African metropolis - highlighting modern…

11:23

11:23 is a visual delight, an interesting look into the streets of Morocco. Created by Igor Corzh this experimentation using animated GIF's is a captivating exploration on how photography can come to life with simple digital technology. Igor offers an uncommon voyage to familiar streets.

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