The 30-year-old photographer, writer and blogger, Ali Berrada, is certainly one of the most famous Moroccan photographers who managed to shine bright bringing together two of the things he loves the most : travelling and taking photos. Fascinated by the Asian culture, the young man was able to attract Moroccans with his magic exhibition «Look Back», collaborating with Amine Benboubker in 2010. Since then, Ali has been working on multiple projects. Travelling to India, the
Thousands of traditional horse riders gather every year in Mansouria to bring new blood into a Moroccan horsemanship known locally as Tbourida. The practice has attracted foreigners and international media which were curious to know more about the medieval hobby.
David Serero is proud of his Moroccan origins, being his source of inspiration and the country of his father. Above all, David Serero wants to reveal how Morocco influenced his work of art. Portrait.
Amit Hai Cohen is a Jewish musician and filmmaker living in Jerusalem. His grandparents lived 69 years ago in Morocco, most precisely in a village southeastern Ouerzazat called Tizgui. Amit has always been connected to the kingdom, a thing that he managed to portray through his work and art. Interview.
Inspired by Ibn Battuta, the greatest Moroccan traveller, Jo Yeong Jay Ho Geol a South Korean man has been through a 500 day journey crossing Asia and Europe using only a motorcycle. Jo is in Tangier today, visiting the city where his idol once lived.