Sara Ouhaddou (born in Draguignan, 1986) lives and works between Paris and Marrakech. She obtained her diploma in design from the Olivier de Serres School in Paris. In her work, the artist addresses the challenges faced by artisan communities today. She collaborates with them to explore how art can be used as an instrument for economic, social, and cultural change in the world.

Her work has been exhibited at various institutions and venues, including the Muceum (Marseille), the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (Madrid), Z33 (Hasselt), Centre Georges Pompidou/Musée national d’art moderne, Palais de Tokyo, Institut des Cultures d’Islam, and Bauhaus Dessau, among others. She is represented by Galerie Polaris (Paris).

Lieux d'exposition

FRAC GRAND LARGE — HAUTS-DE-FRANCE

LE FRAC GRAND LARGE — HAUTS-DE-FRANCE The FRAC building overlooks the Port of Dunkirk and was designed by the architects Lacaton & Vassal as a transparent twin of the former […]