
Kemmoussa at National Museum of African Art in Washington (2013-2014)

Kemmoussa (detail)
Younes Rahmoun called this form that resembles a small bundle Kemmoussa, a form that he obtained by manually compressing plastic bags. The installation, of the same name, is composed of three straight rows measuring four meters, each with ninety-nine kemmoussa nailed onto the wall. The first row, composed of black bags, is at eye-level. The second, made with black and white striped bags is at waist-level, and the last row, comprised of white bags, is again at eye-level.