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Muhcine Ennou
b. 1991, Morocco

Muhcine Ennou, a self-taught Moroccan artist currently based in Amsterdam, embodies a diverse range of creative pursuits. With an insatiable curiosity, he has delved into various artistic realms, teaching himself photography, CGI, and film.

This multidisciplinary approach has forged a unique artistic practice that seamlessly merges different mediums and disciplines. Ennou’s artistic process is characterized by the fusion of analog and digital techniques, resulting in captivating visual art that challenges the viewer’s perception of the familiar.

Through his skillful manipulation of these mediums, he has the remarkable ability to transform the ordinary into an extraordinary encounter, inviting audiences to question and explore the boundaries of their own visual experiences.

By bridging the gap between traditional and contemporary art forms, Ennou creates interdisciplinary cross-overs that push the boundaries of artistic expression. His work is a testament to his unwavering dedication and passion for exploring the endless possibilities that arise from the convergence of various artistic disciplines.

Selected Exhibitions

2023 'CORAM TE DADA', Marrakech, Morocco
2022 'WAGMI' Exhibition, CAP, Kuwait
2022 'Bit by Bit', Stedelijk Museum, Schiedam, Netherlands
2022 'Imagine', Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam, Nethterlands
2022 Fondation Donwahi, Abidjan, Ivory Coast
2022 Art Dubai, Dubai, UAE
2020 Liminoid Worlds – Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam, Netherlands
2020 Publieke Werken, Rotterdam, Netherlands
2020 'Blue Notes', Addis Foto Festival, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
2020 'Sometimes', TAC, Eindhoven, Netherlands
2020 'Objectif Renouvelable', La Galerie 38, Casablanca, Morocco
2019 'Blue Notes', L’uzine, Casablanca, Morocco
2019 'New Dutch 2019', Melkweg Expo, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2018 'No Place Like Home', GPP, Dubai, UAE
2018 'Melting Pot', Sea-Foundation, Tilburg, Netherlands
2018 'An open eye on the Arab world', The Institute of the Arab World, Paris, France
2017 'Public Space', Bab Rouah, Rabat, Morocco
2016 'COP22', Foundation CDG Art Gallery, Rabat, Morocco