Youssef Amghar

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Youssef Amghar, French lives in both France and in Morocco, prints in cyanotypes. He is both a photographer and a writer.
From: Lives in the Paris Region of France and Moulay Bousselham in Morocco.
Shows: Cyanotypes.


After a stint at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris where Amghar Youssef began studying architecture, he studied photography at the Efet in Paris and literature in Paris XIII. He has practiced reportage and advertising photography professionally. He is also a writer and has published two novels in Paris.

Youssef Amghar’s work is included in the collection of the museum of photography and the Nicéphore Niépce museum in Chalon-sur-Saône. He also exhibits regularly in Europe and Morocco.

“I dig on paper some of my encounters, a paper that I insole myself as to give a bed, a field, a site to my impressions, to my own presence in the world. I invite the light of day to come and fertilize this paper to reveal the image that is imbued with it. It is an old kitchen, a kind of magic pot in which I dip my imagination as we dip his pen in an ink carefully refined by time.”

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