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'Ello, this is a secondary account for someone who would rather be subtle about such things, even if it is something of an open secret. As such, if you'd like to get in touch with me, send me a note for some contact info, or you can catch me on FurNet IRC or Taps, both as Younes. Cheers!   maleherm Icon from a piece by the awesome   Flynx-Flink Character & info: http://c.o-f.co/c/6

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A content curator from Algeria.

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It’s quite simple: I eat, sleep and breathe photography. It wasn’t always like this, but the last few years have changed my life for the better: I now…get up at crazy hours, go out in the rain, snow or sleet, fall into rivers, run away from waves, drive myself to the border of exhaustion, but most of all I have a blast doing it all! My work has been published internationally in several photography magazines. I am also a regular contributor to Photolife, Canada’s premier photography magazine.I am creative, dynamic and enjoy working with people. Whether you need photographs for an architectural study, an advertisement, or a corporate identity brochure, know this: I will do whatever it takes to get you ‘THE’ shot you need. My clients include Apex Publications, K2 Impressions, National Institute of Scenic Arts and Music (Spain). My photos have been featured in several magazines in Canada and abroad (including PhotoLife, PhotoSolutions, Photography Monthly) Please check my official website at http://younesbounhar.com

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Hi there! I am her to help you in articles of blogs in English. I can translate texts, blogs. I Can teach you some Moroccan Arabic if you are visiting Morocco soon. And Im to host you if you like.

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Younes Baba-Ali makes art that is unconventional, intelligent and critical, mostly in public space or places uncommon to art practice. He is a sharp observer and raises pertinent questions aimed at society, the institution and above all, his audience. As a free thinker he holds a mirror up to society and confronts it with its ingrained habits and dysfunctions. Baba-Ali’s work often assumes the form of the readymade, but underneath its facade of simplicity there is a complex exercise in balance at work. As an artist-alchemist he measures and mixes technology, objects, sound, video and photography with political, social and ecological issues. The resulting installations discreetly coerce the unsuspecting viewer into taking a stand. Baba-Ali shuns no controversy and often finds himself negotiating his art and its rationale with his environment. His works are context-specific and take their final form in dialogue with its spectators. This at times disruptive intervention art confronts the viewer in an ironical way with himself and his environment. Baba- Ali presents people dilemmas and taboos and challenges them to (re)act. In this way he makes them his accomplices in acts of artistic guerrilla that unite the establishment and the common man. Born in 1986 in Oujda (Ma), Younes Baba-Ali lives and works in Casablanca (Ma) and Brussels (Be). Graduating from l’Ecole Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Strasbourg in 2008 and from l’Ecole Supérieure d’Art d’Aix-en-Provence in 2011, he was rewarded by the “Léopold Sédar Senghor” prize, during the African Contemporary Art Biennial of Dakar (Sn) in 2012 and the “Boghossian” prize during the Belgian “Art’Contest” in Brussels (Be) in 2014. He has participated in several international exhibitions and biennials, including Kunstenfestivaldesarts, Brussels (Be), Biennale de Lubumbashi, Lubumbashi (RDC), Brussels Background, Brussels (Be), Brussels in Song Eun : Imagining Cities Beyond Technology 2.0, Seoul (Kr), For a Brave New Brussels, Lisbon (Pt), Digital Imaginaries - Africas in Production, ZKM, Karlsruhe (De), One Place After Another, Moscow (Ru), The Marrakech Biennale, Marrakech (Ma), Documenta 14, Berlin (De), Biennale of Contemporary African Art, Dakar (Sn), Commissions, KANAL - Centre Pompidou, Brussels (Be), AfriKIKK, KIKK Festival, Namur (Be), and Gemischte Gefühle, Tempelhof, Berlin (De). His work is part of different collections, both private and public, such as Kanal – Centre Pompidou, Brussels (Be) and Mu.ZEE, Oostende (Be).