This event not only honors the art and the artist but also marks the grand opening of this new cultural haven.
Marrakech – On December 12, ALMA Art Gallery will unveil a highly anticipated retrospective titled “Réminiscences,” showcasing the works of renowned Moroccan artist Abdellah Dibaji.
This inaugural exhibition will offer a comprehensive look at Dibaji’s artistic journey, from his early beginnings to his most recent creations, capturing the evolution of an artist whose work has left an indelible mark on Morocco’s art scene.
With a focus on urban life and the human condition, Dibaji’s art reflects the pulse of the city, inviting visitors to explore the intricate relationship between people and their environment.
Dibaji, born in 1952 in Azemmour, is celebrated for his ability to turn everyday urban scenes into powerful visual narratives.
His artistic training at the Écoles des Beaux-Arts in Tetouan and Liège provided a foundation for his unique style, which blends abstraction with the vibrancy of the Moroccan landscape.
His works often depict the bustling streets, doors, windows, and crowds of Morocco, providing a window into the human experience and the spaces that define it.
Dibaji’s ability to capture fleeting moments and transform them into profound visual statements has made him a key figure in the development of contemporary Moroccan art.
ALMA Art Gallery, located in the heart of Casablanca on Boulevard Anfa, opens its doors to a new era of artistic expression.
Founded by Khalil Bouanani, the gallery aims to foster a dynamic space for both established and emerging artists.
The name “ALMA,” meaning “soul” in Spanish, reflects the gallery’s mission to showcase art that speaks to the core of the human experience.
Through exhibitions like Dibaji’s retrospective, ALMA aspires to create a cultural hub where art can be explored, celebrated, and discussed, contributing to the ongoing growth of Morocco’s contemporary art scene.
With this opening, ALMA Art Gallery is set to become a key destination for art lovers, collectors, and anyone looking to engage with the vibrancy of Moroccan creativity.
The gallery’s commitment to presenting thought-provoking exhibitions will undoubtedly help shape the future of contemporary art in Morocco, making it an exciting addition to Casablanca’s cultural landscape.
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