Amina Amoniak

Illustration für das Theaterprojekt Mein Kampf von George Tabori Regie: Müge Yavaş @my_freearts Grafikdesign: Amina Amoniak @amoniak Premiere bald in Kassel.

مولد السيّدة نفيسة A communal mystical celebration , where we share food and dancing in honor of Sayeda Nefissa - Cairo Egypt. Shukran so much @dibbanah for his passion and art installations of lights, fabrics and all the colors that vibrate in this place ✨ and bravo @vancoilliemarlies for assisting the boss :) beautiful خدمة ✨🙏🏽

Base تو تسلك

Always a pleasure to give a little hand designing a poster for a special talented friend👩🏼‍🎤 @reemaliadeeb will be showcasing her work at The Animation Guild in Los Angeles. Go check it and enjoy her fresh company 🦄 Type : Manchette by @alialmasri #decolonize #community

@amoniak is a #Tunisian graphic designer and visual artist shaped by the Middle East and North Africa. She’s passionate about paper, ceramics, stop-motion animation, hand printing, collage, and illustration, and merges handmade techniques with digital design to tell stories, advocate for justice, and cultivate deeper cultural and emotional connections. She believes in the power of collective learning and compassionate education, and actively supports creative students in refining their craft, building confidence, and navigating the uncertain art world.

When I grow up, I wanna be a kite… so I can quit adulting and start wiggle wiggle-ing with the wind 🙆🏻‍♀️ #amoniakshadowbantest

بلّاهي نحبّ نقول كلمة صغيرة عل يوم 8 ديسمبر 2024

Hannon au pays de la soif (Hannon in the Land of Thirst) by @louisbarthelemy , Bousnina Gallery (2024) Created in partnership with the @tillitanit workshop in Mahdia - Tunisia, this richly textured wall tapestry depicts a vivid scene full of art historical references. Using materials such as camel wool, plastic, bronze thread and traditional embroidery the viewer is confronted with a tragic scene of sub-Saharan migrants crossing the desert. From migrants marching across the plains, some collapsing and others barely able to walk, to a dead lion placed in the focal point of the composition and military drones capturing the scene, French artist Louis Barthelemy was interested in exploring themes of migration, survival, and disillusionment that directly contrast the idealised and romantic notions of the sub-Saharan desert. Aside from the vivid scene, dramatic composition and wonderful use of colours, the work also combines Tunisia’s textile heritage with powerful contemporary themes. 👆🏼—- text from @thenationalnews.com And !!!! I’m extremely proud of my talented friend Najib Bel Hadj the creative director and founder of Tili Tanit workshop 🥰 and i was honored to witness the work in progress , the love he pours into his craft, the motivation he exudes, and the magic he shares with his team of golden hands are truly inspiring! آني فخورة علّخر 😍

الهويّة سمحة .

Next Sunday 13 October , i’ll be exhibiting at @villa.sounine with my two dear artist friends Claudia Von Wilcken & Soufia BenSaid . Come visit me at Sounine my peaceful inspiring workspace 🙏🏼

Tunisia is a land of free minds, and this is one of them.. Ibn Khaldoun Historien, économiste, géographe, démographe, précurseur de la sociologie et homme d’État. Project designed by Banni Banni.

Tunisia is a land of free minds, and this is one of them.. Majida Boulila Tunisian activist Project designed by Banni Banni.