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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Metal , Alu-Dibond
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 31.5x44in
- Edition : All editions sold (200 / 200)
- Artist's proof : 1
- Hors commerce : 1
About this artwork
In the medina of Fez, at dusk during Ramadan, a vendor carefully arranges chebakia, feqqas, and gazelle horns on his stall, bathed in colorful neon light. The image captures the suspended moment before breaking the fast, between fervor, preparation, and sharing. This contrast between fluorescent lighting and traditional architecture reveals the encounter between Moroccan culinary heritage and urban modernity.
Selected by the international gallery… 1X.com for its aesthetic and documentary value, this work celebrates the sensory vitality of Moroccan medinas.
Each print is produced in fine art matte print on Dibond aluminum, ready to hang, resistant to light and weather, published in 200 numbered copies and delivered with certificate of authenticity.
Selected by the international gallery… 1X.com for its aesthetic and documentary value, this work celebrates the sensory vitality of Moroccan medinas.
Each print is produced in fine art matte print on Dibond aluminum, ready to hang, resistant to light and weather, published in 200 numbered copies and delivered with certificate of authenticity.
Laure Blagojevic
France
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Laure Blagojevic is a self-taught French photographer who has mastered documentary and artistic photography for over twenty years. She uses a sober and intuitive aesthetic, working exclusively in natural light with careful composition, capturing the moment without staging thanks to the discretion of her Leica Q3. Through her images, she conveys the power of the discreet and celebrates a poignant emotion: the fragile and unseen beauty of what persists beyond the field of vision, revealing the invisible part of our humanity.