Born in 1993 in Marrakech, Morocco, Hajar El Moustaassime embodies a contemporary artistic voice whose meticulous exploration of the female condition serves as a pillar of her work. A graduate of the Institute of Fine Arts of Tétouan, she has sculpted a singular and resolutely committed artistic approach during her academic career.

Hajar El Moustaassime's work focuses on redefining gender stereotypes, shaking the foundations of the traditional distribution of feminine and masculine characteristics. Through ambivalent artistic creation, she interweaves visual narratives where personal emotions and mental images meet, overlap, and reinvent themselves. Each piece represents an aesthetic reversal of prejudices, inviting the viewer to question their own perceptions and embrace a more nuanced perspective.
Skillfully navigating between figuration and material, Hajar integrates copper wire into his compositions, symbolizing a perpetual flow of energies in search of balance. This metaphorical use of material reinforces the message deeply embedded in his works, evoking the fluidity and constant dynamics of relationships between the sexes.
At the same time, Hajar uses the bicycle as a symbol of emancipation, integrating this emblematic vehicle into his artistic iconography. The bicycle thus becomes the visual vector of a revolution towards freedom, highlighting the capacity of art to transcend social barriers and to propel the movement towards individual and collective emancipation.