Whimsical and Unique Scenes of Daily Life in Morocco
These Moroccan art prints result from a creative and eco-friendly artistic approach. By using recycled materials, I give a second life to everyday objects, transforming them into unique works of art. Each composition is a little story, a scene of Moroccan life captured with humor and poetry. The unexpected assemblies of raw materials such as branches, pebbles, sheep’s wool, scraps of fabric or leather, old keys, or rusty screws create original and charming compositions.
My artistic approach celebrates recycling by transforming forgotten, discarded objects into unique plastic works.
A Collection of Funny Moroccan Art for Morocco Lovers
Our collection of Moroccan art prints invites you to discover Morocco through emblematic scenes:
- The Sheep Festival: A motorcyclist crosses the streets with his precious livestock. An unusual and humorous scene that celebrates Moroccan traditions.
- The Camel Herder: In the heart of the desert, a camel herder and his faithful companion advance at a slow pace. An iconic image of Morocco.
- The Shepherd: In the Atlas Mountains, a shepherd watches over his flock. A peaceful and authentic scene that evokes the wild nature of Morocco.
- The Moroccan Truck: Overloaded with hay, a colorful truck winds its way along the roads. A typical image of Morocco, captured with an unexpected perspective.
- The Laughing Cow: A motorcyclist carries an improbable cargo of The Laughing Cow cheese boxes. An absurd and funny scene that is sure to make you smile.
Funny Morocco for Original and Warm Decoration
These scenes of Moroccan life will bring a touch of color and originality to your interior. They will fit perfectly in a child’s room, an entrance, a kitchen, or a living room. Imagine these street scenes of Morocco animating your walls and creating a warm and friendly atmosphere. These art prints are also a perfect gift idea for lovers of Morocco and fans of offbeat decoration.
Dimensions: 10X10 in — 25×25 cm.
Our original artworks are delivered unframed in blister packs.
, revisited with a touch of humor and poetry. Each scene is an original composition, made from everyday objects that I find here and there: bits of wood, wires, fabrics… I take a photo of them, and the work is then broken down. All that remains is the photograph of this ephemeral composition.
represents a serene, pastoral scene typical of the Atlas Mountains.
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