• Wanderings
  • Inhabitants
  • Movement
  • Duty
  • Projecting
  • Who?
  • Wanderings
  • Inhabitants
  • Movement
  • Duty
  • Projecting
  • Who?


The writing on the wall. Village a few hours outside of Agadir on the way to Tafraoute. This kufi calligraphy was painted on a wall of what I guess was a residential home.  I had my friend, Mostafa, stop along our journey so I could look at it with more detail.  There are many types of Arabic calligraphy styles but Kufi is my favorite; it was the dominant writing of holy men during the dawning of Islam.


2 Comments
Yukiko
April 28, 2012 at 4:33 am
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Dear Christine,

This is an amazing photo.
I also love Kufi style. I’m practicing it every now and then.
I haven’t been to Morocco yet.
Your photo made me want to cross the ocean and get there right now.
I can feel the desert and smell the camel;-) So lovely.
Thanks for sharing.

Love to you.
Yuki



Andrea/Drew
July 7, 2012 at 4:12 am
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Christine,
Love your work. Just met a friend of yours, Jay Floyd. He told me to check out your work. So I did. You’re an amazing photographer.
Ciao! Andrea



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