Multidisciplinary artist, born in 1993 in Marrakech. After a baccalaureate in applied arts, he followed training at the regional educational center of Casablanca, plastic arts section. And, since 2013, he has been teaching this discipline.
An early and persistent observer of the great universe, Yassine's imagination will irrevocably move towards the creation of his own world, a parallel world of which he will be the sole 'sculptor'.
To do this, materials will become his primary quest. It had to be modeled and brought to life. Metal, crumpled paper, wax... It doesn't matter, Yassine Chraibi will find a way to assemble and harmonize the materials, however different they may be, not with the aim of withering away but in the very direction of the evolution of matter. .
At the end of this rigorous and laborious journey, these characters and these scenes leave their inanimate world and come to take us, simple observers, into a whirlwind of very tender feelings. As if their fate was our ultimate priority.

I am interested in the complex relationship between matter and man. I use a variety of materials to create assemblage relief artworks that reflect the constant interaction between these two elements.
My research is an exploration of matter, of the landscape of man and of the way in which they are in constant interaction,
I seek to create works of art that provoke critical reflection on our world, our ways of acting and reacting to codes and morals, our duties, as a unit and entity.
I am convinced that each material has a social and cultural symbolism, which influences the way in which humans perceive, use and explore their environment. As Freud wrote, “Symbols are images that represent something other than their literal meaning. They are omnipresent in daily life, and are essential for human communication. » I try to highlight the symbolism of each material, each shape and each composition to provoke reflection in the viewer. For example, the lead bust is a key character in my exploration of the relationship between man and his own destiny. It embodies our desire to transform our lives and our environment, and seeks to question the viewer about their own relationship with their destiny.