This exhibition marks a significant milestone in Younes Rahmoun’s artistic trajectory. For the first time, his work Zahra is presented at such an expansive scale, unfolding as a video installation across ten separate displays. This spatial multiplication transforms the piece into a fully immersive environment, amplifying its rhythm, presence, and contemplative depth.

Habba – Chajara – Zahra is an immersive artistic experience, inviting visitors into a poetic exploration of growth, memory, and transformation. Presented in the capital city of the artist’s home country, Morocco, and coinciding with the sacred month of Ramadan, the exhibition resonates with a heightened sense of introspection, spirituality, and renewal. Rooted in the symbolic journey from seed to tree to flower, the work unfolds as a living meditation on the cycles that shape both nature and human existence. Through subtle interventions and contemplative forms, Rahmoun creates a space where architecture, spirituality, and everyday gestures converge, encouraging a quiet yet profound encounter with the essence of life.