Author: Dhia Dhibi
Moritz Hagedorn
Moritz Hagedorn (*1985, Oelde, Germany) currently lives and works in Tunis and Münster. His ongoing exploration of visual mediums such as photography, filmmaking or video essays is marked by a constant search for experiments that rethink the process of image making itself, interrogating concepts such as authenticity and temporal trajectories through a juxtaposition of the digital and the analog in his technical process. Previously he is working with different printing techniques and the conception of analog photo books by developing alternative processes in his photo lab.
Tendresse polaire
Victoire
Roméo et Juliette
Effleure-moi
Le rêveur
Déclaration
Négociation
Dernier élan
| Dernier élan, Mixed Media |
AUTOMNE 2025
Freedom
Absence Habitée
Attrape-moi
Aya Ben Amor
Aya Ben Amor is a visual artist whose work explores absence, memory, and the transformation of materials. Trained in fine arts and curatorial practices, she develops a unique approach where reclaimed textiles—particularly the serpillière—become both medium and narrative. Blurring the boundaries between painting and tapestry, her compositions reimagine a world where animals reclaim abandoned human spaces, shaping a new equilibrium.
Her work has been exhibited in Tunisia, France, Canada, and the United States, including at Van Der Plas Gallery in New York and Galerie Mp Trésart in Canada. A participant in the Sprint Art incubation program, she continues to push the boundaries of material and storytelling, merging ecological awareness with a contemporary, symbolic aesthetic.
Instagram: [@aya_ben_amor28]
Mira Agdal
Mira Agdal (Anna Latreille Ladoux, Anna Blaszczyk) is an artist of Polish origin. A documentary film director who was studying at the same time Egyptian and Sudanese archeology at the University of Warsaw. As a film-maker she participated in many international festivals. For the moment she lives and works in Tunisia. Her paintings are regularly exhibited at the AGorgi gallery in Sidi Bou Said and meets a unanimous success, both with the press and professionals.