Projects
Cobweb Workshop
In Partnership with Siham Art
Workshop Details:
- Topic: Qasma “Regular” and Hasba of the Cobweb “Ankbutiya” Pattern.
- Duration: Two interactive sessions
- Dates: 16th September and 17th September
- Time: 8AM -10:30AM CDT
1PM-3:30PM GMT
- Location: Online via Zoom
What to Expect:
- Learn the fundamentals of Qasma Method and define the Qasma “ratio” of the pattern.
- Learn the Hasba Methodology “Channel+Twin-Track”
- Explore the rich history and cultural significance of Qasma & Hasba Methodology
· First session 16th September: Qasma “Exact Ratio” of the Ankbutiya Pattern from Ben Yusuf Medrasa, Marrakesh
· Second session 17th September: Hasba of a variation of the Ankbutiya from Andalucia and France
No prior experience needed! All skill levels are welcome.
Workshop Details:
- Topic: Qasma “Regular” and Hasba of the Cobweb “Ankbutiya” Pattern.
- Duration: Two interactive sessions
- Dates: 16th September and 17th September
- Time: 8AM -10:30AM CDT
1PM-3:30PM GMT
- Location: Online via Zoom
What to Expect:
- Learn the fundamentals of Qasma Method and define the Qasma “ratio” of the pattern.
- Learn the Hasba Methodology “Channel+Twin-Track”
- Explore the rich history and cultural significance of Qasma & Hasba Methodology
· First session 16th September: Qasma “Exact Ratio” of the Ankbutiya Pattern from Ben Yusuf Medrasa, Marrakesh
· Second session 17th September: Hasba of a variation of the Ankbutiya from Andalucia and France
No prior experience needed! All skill levels are welcome.
Workshop " in partnership with Siham Art "
Workshop Details:
- Topic: Hasba Methodology for Open-Symmetry and Closed-Symmetry Patterns
- Sessions: Two interactive sessions
- Dates: 5th August and 6th August
- Time: 8AM -10:30AM CDT / 1PM-3:30PM GMT
- Location: Online via Zoom
What to Expect:
- Learn the fundamentals of At-Tastir
- Learn the Hasba Methodology for creating Open-Symmetry and Closed-Symmetry Patterns
- Explore the rich history and cultural significance of Hasba Methodology
· First session 5th Aug: Open-Symmetry Pattern from: Mausoleum of Mohammed V, Rabat, Morocco
· Second session 6th Aug: Closed-Symmetry Pattern from: Bou Inania Madrasa, Fez, Morocco
No prior experience needed! All skill levels are welcome.
- Topic: Hasba Methodology for Open-Symmetry and Closed-Symmetry Patterns
- Sessions: Two interactive sessions
- Dates: 5th August and 6th August
- Time: 8AM -10:30AM CDT / 1PM-3:30PM GMT
- Location: Online via Zoom
What to Expect:
- Learn the fundamentals of At-Tastir
- Learn the Hasba Methodology for creating Open-Symmetry and Closed-Symmetry Patterns
- Explore the rich history and cultural significance of Hasba Methodology
· First session 5th Aug: Open-Symmetry Pattern from: Mausoleum of Mohammed V, Rabat, Morocco
· Second session 6th Aug: Closed-Symmetry Pattern from: Bou Inania Madrasa, Fez, Morocco
No prior experience needed! All skill levels are welcome.
Exhibitions
Médiathèque de la Fondation de la Mosquée Hassan II de Casablanca.
Different events and occasions.
2020,2021,2022
"Geometry, Spiritual Art", March 2018
With the collaboration of the Center for Arab Studies and Historical and Philosophical Research in Paris, and coordinated by Ms. Hajar MASBAH, a student in cultural policy at the University of Paris 7.
La Maison Soufi, Paris
Different events and occasions.
2020,2021,2022
"Geometry, Spiritual Art", March 2018
With the collaboration of the Center for Arab Studies and Historical and Philosophical Research in Paris, and coordinated by Ms. Hajar MASBAH, a student in cultural policy at the University of Paris 7.
La Maison Soufi, Paris
Workshops
“Weekend Course for Kids”, March 2020
DALLAS/FORTH WORTH, Dallas
“A Serie of 10 Class Course”, February-March 2020
DALLAS/FORTH WORTH, Plano
“Weekend Course”, October 2019
DALLAS/FORTH WORTH, Irving
“Exhibition Workshop”, March 2018
La Maison Soufi, Paris
DALLAS/FORTH WORTH, Dallas
“A Serie of 10 Class Course”, February-March 2020
DALLAS/FORTH WORTH, Plano
“Weekend Course”, October 2019
DALLAS/FORTH WORTH, Irving
“Exhibition Workshop”, March 2018
La Maison Soufi, Paris
Interlock: Short Film
Interlock is a short film that dramatizes the influence of at-Tastir (Maghrebi Geometric Art) on the protagonist's life.
A Moroccan Geometry professor who teaches in an American college, is bombarded with a stream of artistic, philosophical, and mathematical thoughts that push him to draw complex geometric patterns originated in Morocco.
Date: June 2022
A Moroccan Geometry professor who teaches in an American college, is bombarded with a stream of artistic, philosophical, and mathematical thoughts that push him to draw complex geometric patterns originated in Morocco.
Date: June 2022
Commission Art
~ Title of work: " The Blessing Of Mohammad" peace be upon him. "Barakatu Mohammad"
~ Medium: Cold press watercolor paper, 300gsm. Watercolor paint: Winsor and Newton. Schmincke Gold watercolor paint.
~ Description: The work represents the Andalusian-Maghrebi culture. It's a combination of at-Tasṭīr and Kufic Calligraphy. The pattern is one of the most famous patterns of Alhambra Palace in Granada along with the sacred term "Barakatu Mohammad" that was carved on the walls of the Essaouira City in Morocco for protection from the devils.
~Dimensions: 40x40 cmxcm
~ Medium: Cold press watercolor paper, 300gsm. Watercolor paint: Winsor and Newton. Schmincke Gold watercolor paint.
~ Description: The work represents the Andalusian-Maghrebi culture. It's a combination of at-Tasṭīr and Kufic Calligraphy. The pattern is one of the most famous patterns of Alhambra Palace in Granada along with the sacred term "Barakatu Mohammad" that was carved on the walls of the Essaouira City in Morocco for protection from the devils.
~Dimensions: 40x40 cmxcm