Flight 620 was the flight number of the plane I took  to get to Turkey making the beginning of this journey. That long passage between the deep-rooted culture of Morocco and the simple everyday life of Anatolia naturally created a unique synthesis in my art. I have never built my relationship with painting solely on academic discipline; my path emerged from intuition, observation, and an inner necessity.
Today, I transform my canvases into a visual language that reflects the emotional layers migration has left within me, my endless search for belonging, and the transitions between cultures.

In my works, as I bring figure and emotion together, I invite you not only to look, but to feel alongside me. With every line I draw, I bear witness to a woman’s struggle for life, her silent resistance, and her effort to exist again despite everything.

This exhibition is not only my personal story; it is a reflection of the shared emotions of many women who have migrated and who seek to carve out a place for themselves within a new identity. Through my brush, I aim to transform silence into language, fragility into strength, and fleeting transitions into lasting memory. In each work, I build a bridge between past and present, offering a visual narrative of womanhood, resilience, and the courage to begin again.