Idries Karnachi | The Betsy Hotel

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Idries Karnachi (b. 1993) was born in Morocco, lives in Lile (France), and is co-founder of Studio Nos-Nos. Trained as an urban architect, Karnachi imagines surreal scenes by combining everyday objects, or situations with imagery imbued with poetry or humor, sometimes engaged or simply pleasant. His collages are visual narrations inviting viewers to freely interpret their meaning. @idriesk

Idries Karnachi is exhibited in partnership with Initiative AUDACE, launched in 2021 by Youness Bouchida. Its mission is to support Moroccan artists and designers with the aim of emerging and succeeding globally. Born in Fez, he grew up in Casablanca and studied in France.

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