The artwork, Baydaq, is made of a white wooden table whose top, composed of sixty-four small black and white square compartments recalls a checkerboard, checkers being a game that is frequently played in Morocco. Inside of each of the compartments are sixty-four compressed plastic bags, of which thirty-two are white and thirty-two are black, that Younes Rahmoun calls Kemmoussa.
Loqma, which means small ball, is constituted of a sieve that is entirely white, containing ninety-nine balls of aluminum foil compressed to the dimension of a small ball of food.