The Kasbah (2011) Painting by Zakaria Rifki

Having started art from childhood age and being oriented outside of academic activities in art help to build a way out of monotonous life. It has not been buried by exhibitions, but it has been invaded by the perception of diversity through a diverse professional experiences hovering Morocco, native country, and over African, Asian and European societies.

In some experiences hold in Rabat in Morocco and at the Moroccan Cultural Week in Izmir in Turkey, the first effective exhibition was held at the Cultural Center of the Kingdom of Morocco in Nouakchott in Mauritania.

Middle stay in the South East Asian region opens eyes to the notion of diversity of existence, which is reinforced in places where the richness of the human being draws its energy from the essence of this diversity.

However, artistic life had obeyed professional orientation and was also subjected to family life apart from the free expression of impressions in time, space and environment.

This forces the energy to come out and share the sight that unwittingly completed in a benign precerebral disease whose signs were not discovered until late and recovering process bring a new perception of life.

Languages give a better chance to believe in human diversity. Native Arabic dotted with French and English opens eyes to multicultural scales. Turkish and Spanish reinforces the pigmentation of our perception. Missing the Indonesian was a hazard linked to cerebral weakness.

The academic profile is both in economy (Bachelor) and law (Master). Thanks to Almighty who offer lovely children covered with little efforts and fully with creator's mistrust.

At last but not least, being lost respectively in 2005 and 2018, father and mother, as a main parts of matrix, gave what it should never been forgotten in life: Diversity in smooth fear. Understanding their feelings could never be reached only if the way of life change to their previous position.

• Nationality: MOROCCO
• Date of birth : 1970
• Artistic domains:
• Groups: Contemporary Moroccan Artists