Edited by Brahim Alaoui. Text by Pascale Le Thorel.
Inspired by his own religious ancestry, Rabi’ takes a solitary, meditative approach to his simple yet profound paintings
Born into a line of imams, Moroccan artist Abdelkébir Rabi’ (born 1944) challenges the anti-iconic principles he has inherited, seeking to reconcile artistic fervor and spiritual fulfillment. Each black line in his paintings, often executed in a single gesture, creates a profound and spiritual work.
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Published by SKIRA PARIS. Edited by Brahim Alaoui. Text by Pascale Le Thorel.
Inspired by his own religious ancestry, Rabi’ takes a solitary, meditative approach to his simple yet profound paintings
Born into a line of imams, Moroccan artist Abdelkébir Rabi’ (born 1944) challenges the anti-iconic principles he has inherited, seeking to reconcile artistic fervor and spiritual fulfillment. Each black line in his paintings, often executed in a single gesture, creates a profound and spiritual work.
