Passion Bleue, Passion Rouge

I use art as an interface and a container for knowledge, knowing that art is art. Unique, timeless, inexplicable by its very nature. Its usefulness goes beyond any message because it is the voice of its creator’s soul. However, in my work, art takes on a dimension of earthly utility, beyond emotion and conceptual and aesthetic freedom. It is the first visual impact; it is also the container for messages that may or may not be related to the work itself. It is a tool for gaining knowledge of other subjects and fields.

It finds new spaces practically every imaginable space to inform, educate, and entertain, beyond its first incarnation, the purely artistic and contemplative one. In this context, I find in technology the perfect ally for taking this interface and this container beyond physical boundaries, fulfilling diverse functions, for diverse spaces and diverse audiences. The same work in different versions, which, through interactivity, animation, and immersion, brings us closer to different content, always through the same gaze, the same style, and the same soul.

This combination, which I have been working on for years, leaves me with a sense of freedom, of infinite art capable of continually growing and reinventing itself, but also, in terms of its usefulness and practical impact in the social sphere, it raises multiple questions, tensions, and lines of work to explore within a dual passion that feeds back into itself: passion blue, passion rouge.

Beyond the Feedback

Houda Bakkali

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