HADDA

HADDA is a visual exploration of the iconic Moroccan kitchen knife, transformed from an everyday household tool into a symbol of memory, identity, and hidden beauty. Rooted in the familiarity of domestic life, the knife becomes a medium through which tradition, craftsmanship, and emotion are reimagined. Across five distinct interpretations, the series shifts between simplicity, distortion, fluidity, and preciousness. Some pieces elevate the object with elegance and purity; others reshape it into unexpected states — melting, stretching, glowing — as if the knife is slipping between worlds. In one print, it embodies quiet minimalism; in another, it gleams with a sense of ritual value and timelessness. HADDA is a visual exploration of the iconic Moroccan kitchen knife, transformed from an everyday household tool into a symbol of memory, identity, and hidden beauty. Rooted in the familiarity of domestic life, the knife becomes a medium through which tradition, craftsmanship, and emotion are reimagined.