Yasmine Amal

Yasmine Amal is a self-taught artist based between Casablanca and Berlin. Her practice explores the interplay between inner and outer transformation, tracing how our spiritual inner worlds are reflected in the natural and living world. Her work inhabits an elemental, metaphysical space shaped by a fluid dynamic of pulsating colors and organic forms.

Informed by Theosophical thought and rooted in Sufi beliefs, Yasmine approaches abstract symbolism and color as universal, timeless languages through which the inner and outer worlds can enter into dialogue. She sees this exchange as a source of transformation, capable of reaching dimensions of our being often obscured by information overload.

Guided by intuition, her practice brings together sensuality and spirituality, inviting viewers into a space of imaginative possibility. For Yasmine, imagination is a means of communicating with the divine and envisioning future worlds. Drawing on Islamic thought and Indigenous narratives, she explores ways of imagining futures beyond the Anthropocene while remaining connected to her cultural roots.

Yasmine’s compositions dissolve and merge boundaries between the individual and the collective, nature and humanity, spirituality and logic. Working with oil pastels, pigments sourced from Morocco, and acrylics, she creates layered visual worlds that hold space for complexity, ambiguity, and sometimes conflicting truths.

Her work has been featured in group exhibitions in Berlin, Casablanca, and Marrakech. Her most recent exhibition, Garden of a Soul, at Galerie Grolman in Berlin, marks her first solo exhibition in Europe. In 2025, Yasmine Amal was named a finalist for the Prix Mustaqbal, an award recognizing emerging artistic talent in Morocco and her work was presented at the art space of Fondation TGCC, Artorium, in Casablanca. Alongside her artistic practice, Yasmine facilitates creative workshops that foster cross-cultural dialogue, resilience, and empathy.