Digital print on Canson Platine Fiber Rag 310 grs paper Framed: 30.5 x 30.5 cm (12 x 12 in.). Edition of 7
About Hicham Gardaf
Hicham Gardaf’s photographic works and installations investigate transformations of contemporary landscape in relation to time, space, and politics of place. His work often tackles issues related to the social spaces we live in, such as buildings, streets, cities; and it raises questions about practices that we apply to these places by transforming, inhabiting, appropriating and controlling them.
Hicham Gardaf was born in 1989 in Tangier, Morocco, and lives and works in London.
About Darna
Darna provides safe houses for women and children in Tangier. Darna means “Our House” in Arabic, which reflects the values of the Association: welcoming, protecting, training, educating, and sharing.
Darna serves the public interest through listening to children, mothers and families. Darna has a space where women can learn to read and write, and access training, which helps them develop greater financial independence. They can also access income-generating skills training and learn more about their rights.
For children, there are community centers where kids have access to books, magazines, musical instruments, workshops and machinery, materials and arts and crafts materials. These spaces are focused on helping children to imagine, realize, experiment, cope, and build confidence.
