Successful closing of the exhibition "Le Patrimoine Éternel" by Kamélia Zarqani

Marrakech, December 8, 2024 - The exhibition "Le Patrimoine Éternel", held at the Sofitel Marrakech, brilliantly highlighted Moroccan heritage.
The artist Kamélia Zarqani offered an artistic and traditional immersion while remaining modern with total harmony with the thirty of her paintings that were presented. Organized as part of the celebrations of the 60th anniversary of the Sofitel, this exhibition confirmed the artist's commitment to the preservation of Moroccan cultural identity.
Through her creations, Kamélia Zarqani has captured the essence of Moroccan heritage by bringing a contemporary and deeply personal touch. Visitors were captivated by the authenticity and symbolic depth of the works, particularly through strong elements such as “the Khamissa”, a symbol of protection, or the Moroccan mosaics and geometric lines, which reflect a rich and universal cultural identity. Each painting reveals the artist’s philosophy: “delving into local identity to achieve universality”.
This event marks an important step in the career of Kamélia Zarqani, who continues to explore new ways of reinterpreting Moroccan heritage. Her exhibition constitutes a bridge between past and present, while asking questions about the transmission of traditions to future generations. Through her unique approach, the artist affirms her central role in the Moroccan art scene, both nationally and internationally.

About Kamélia Zarqani?

Originally from the city of Ouezzane, Kamélia Zarqani is a Moroccan painter recognized for her ability to revisit cultural heritage while addressing contemporary themes. With more than 20 solo and group exhibitions to her credit, she has presented her works in prestigious venues such as the La Mamounia Hotel, the Mohammed V Theater, the Russian Cultural Institute, the Hassan II Mosque Media Library and many others.
Her art, marked by powerful symbolism and an aesthetic rooted in Moroccan traditions, has established itself as an essential reference. Through her paintings, she invites reflection on the cultural richness of Morocco while connecting it to the challenges of modernity.