Artistes

Mourad Oussaadan

Mourad Oussaadan (1996, Tetouan) is a multidisciplinary visual artist and a 2025 graduate of the National Institute of Fine Arts in Tetouan. His practice explores the intersection of memory and material, focusing on used objects and the traces of time and the body. Spanning drawing, sculpture, and installation, his work transforms found materials into spaces for reimagining human traces. He has participated in residencies like Artivism Camp and exhibitions at Villa des Arts and the American Cultural Center. His visual approach proposes memory as a formative force, reviving the beauty of the fragile and abandoned.

AiR Cohorte Juillet 2026

juillet 2026

For three weeks, last july, eight artists from Senegal, Rwanda, Tunisia, Lebanon, Egypt, Algeria and Morocco shared time, land and attention in the Tunisian countryside at Tilal Utique.

Working mostly in visual art, alongside music, they made the residency a space where image and sound met, listened to one another and moved across their boundaries.

Rooted in the landscape and its rhythms, it proposed slowness as a method and encounter as a form of knowledge, opening shared ground for new ways of seeing, hearing and making.