Cherifa Mourabiti

Cherifa Mourabiti born in 2000 in Casablanca is a visual artist whose practice explores the intersection of landscape, memory, and cultural resonance. Growing up in Tahenaout, she developed a deep connection with the rhythms of nature the enduring presence of olive trees, the shifting light over the earth, and the silent transformations of the landscape.

Since 2021, her work has been shaped by an immersion in Japanese art, engaging in a dialogue between two seemingly distant yet profoundly connected worlds. Through ink and texture, she weaves the transient beauty of cherry blossoms with the timeless solidity of olive groves, capturing the delicate balance between fluidity and permanence. Chinese ink, an essential element of her process, serves as a conduit for this exploration, revealing the soul of landscapes beyond their physical form.

Her artistic approach is not merely an act of representation but an attempt to distill the essence of place and time. By blending influences from Morocco and Japan, she creates works that evoke a quiet resonance a poetic exchange between spaces, cultures, and the unseen threads that connect them.