SI DI KUBI

Mohamed Bourouissa

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Material
digital pigment print on hahnemuhle gloss baryta paper, 325 gsm
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The image depicts a vibrant parrot perched on a human hand. The colors, including the bright orange, yellow, and green plumage, create a visually striking composition. The parrot's animated expression and the intimate interaction with the human hand suggest a sense of care and connection. The artwork likely reflects the artist's appreciation for the beauty and gentle nature of these avian creatures, highlighting the delicate relationship between humans and the natural world. ...

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Artist
Mohamed Bourouissa
B.1978, French/Algerian

Mohamed Bourouissa’s practice traces and presents the complexity of socio-economic issues through his distinct creative vision. Often spending long periods of time in social groups or communities that he is inspired by, Bourouissa creates films that transcend the distinction between documentary and fiction. For his acclaimed work Horse Day (2014–15), the artist moved to a run-down area in Philadelphia, USA, to make, what he calls, his alternative to a cowboy movie, but eventually filming the life of local communities instead. Through film, rap, sound and photography, among other means of expression, the French-Algerian artist poses challenges to the simplicity with which mainstream and mass media portrays peripheries of societies. Bourouissa’s work is a poetic exploration of the complexity of life, striving to provide agency for those marginalised and excluded. ...

Mohamed Bourouissa: Artworks
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La République
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La fenêtre
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Cocktail Molotov
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Nous Sommes Les Halles 1
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 1, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 2
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 2, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 3
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 3, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 4
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 4, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 5
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 5, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 6
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 6, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 7
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 7, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 8
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 8, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 9
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 9, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 10
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 10, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 11
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 11, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 12
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 12, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 13
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 13, 2003
Nous Sommes Les Halles 14
Mohamed Bourouissa
Nous Sommes Les Halles 14, 2003
Shoplifters 1
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Shoplifters 2
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11.28.07
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Unknown #10a
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Unknown #10b
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Unknown #12
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Unknown #13
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Unknown #14
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Unknown #15
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Unknown #16
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Unknown #16, 2014
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Unknown #17
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Unknown #18
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NETWORK#01
SI DI KUBI
Mohamed Bourouissa
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