13 Moroccan visual artists
1934–2014
Pioneer of the Casablanca School, known for works on leather using natural pigments and Berber symbols.
1936–2020
Co-founder of the Casablanca School, famous for his iconic wave motif and Op Art influences.
1935–2013
Casablanca School co-founder known for geometric abstraction and public murals.
1929–2004
Self-taught artist and leading figure of Moroccan naïve art, celebrated for vibrant depictions of women and daily life.
1934–1967
Influential painter who synthesized Berber signs with abstract expressionism.
1959–present
Contemporary painter and novelist exploring themes of migration and fragmented identity.
1942–2003
Lyrical abstractionist known for spiritual and meditative works.
1956–present
Photographer challenging Orientalist imagery through calligraphy-covered female figures.
1953–present
Documentary photographer and filmmaker capturing Moroccan life in evocative black-and-white.
1968–present
Conceptual photographer known for surreal staged classroom photographs.
1971–present
Multidisciplinary artist documenting Tangier's urban transformation and migration.
1961–present
Pop artist creating vibrant portraits celebrating African and Arab aesthetics.
1982–2016
Documentary photographer exploring Moroccan identity and Sub-Saharan migration.