Bey&Bey: The Wearable, Encrypted Stories of Tunisian Youth
Unlike their parents, Tunisian millennials and Z generations grew up following the “Dress to Impress” dress code. The post-revolution Tunisia we live in, as well as, the rising interest of…
Breakreatin’Walls: Meet PESKO
Breakreatin'Walls is Street Art/Graffiti initiative connecting Graffiti artists to artless walls around Tunisia. Its first edition took place in Sidi Bouzid, on the 17th and 18th of December 2018, during…
Sara Mudallal : An American Woman Making Parkour Her Career
The lack of female representation is definitely an issue when it comes to the recruitment of a tracer. It is really important for women to see other women doing the…
BLKOT : The Tunisian Skateboarding Team
"A recreational activity, an art form, an entertainment industry job, and a method of transportation; this is skateboarding. From riding a skateboard to performing tricks on it, skateboarding has been…
Breakreatin’Walls: Meet Taher Abid KERO
On one of our 2018's blog, we introduced you to a Street Art/Graffiti collective based in Sfax, el Hokka, where we interviewed its co-founders to get the main vision, goals…
ARTISLESS: Seif Maatoug’s Journey into Building an International Digital Art Community
Seif Maatoug aka ARTISLESS, a Tunisian freelance visual artist who has built a digital community that promotes art around the world « Arte Madness ». It all started with Seif Maatoug aiming…
Mohamed Mhamdi aka NYNO: Capturing Movements With The Eye Of A Dancer.
Capturing dance movements is an art in itself, and Mohammed Mhamdi has found himself in this art form. The uprising photographer himself grew up in the Hip Hop community, and…
Oumema Bouassida aka Ouma: Changing Perceptions Through Street Art
Ouma, the young Hijabi graffiti artist based in Sfax, is strongly committed to changing perceptions through art and associative projects. Being an active artist as well as a project manager…
Hichem Naami: Building The Parkour Community In Tunisia
The space we inhabit shapes us and how we move through it, but in turn we also can shape the spaces we inhabit and decide on how we move through…
Amel Neffati aka MYLOW: The First Female Graffiti Artist in Tunisia
You’ve probably seen the bubble letters and different colors that decorate walls, poles and abandoned surfaces almost everywhere. This blog is all about Graffiti presenting one of its many artists:…
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