Le Vendredi

An ancient gate of the Fès medina rises with timeless elegance, marking the path of tradition. A man in a black jellaba walks toward the mosque for Friday prayer, his figure framed by the intricate geometry of the old stone arch. The light highlights the textures of the aged walls, capturing a moment where faith, architecture, and movement meet. This piece pays tribute to sacred rituals and the enduring spirit of Moroccan heritage.

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Loubna Soulaimani is a self-taught Moroccan artist. Her work blends abstract and cubist influences, drawing deeply from cultural memory, feminine strength, and ancestral legacy. Painting primarily with acrylic on canvas, her pieces are rich with symbolism and textured forms that echo the visual language of her heritage.

Inspired by her maternal grandmother — a passionate, unschooled artist — Soulaimani honors a lineage of creativity passed down through intuition and tradition. Each artwork becomes a bridge between past and present, expressing both silence and identity through layered color and form.

Rooted in her Moroccan origins and shaped by her lived experience, the artist uses her practice to reclaim, reinterpret, and celebrate cultural depth with contemporary sensitivity.