GALERIE LA KASBAH
International Artists
We present the international artists featured in our gallery, showcasing their unique artistic identities, diverse cultural influences, and distinctive creative approaches. This section offers a brief introduction to their backgrounds and artistic journeys, highlighting the richness and diversity of contemporary art from around the world.
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Kalina Maloyer
Saad Abbas
Christian Guillot
Pierre boissé
was a Slovak-born artist, singer, songwriter, actress, and painter whose career combined music and visual art. After beginning as an actress in Germany, she became the longtime creative partner of composer Frank Duval, writing lyrics and performing on several of his best-known recordings. Their collaborations, featured in television productions and albums, became known for their emotional depth and poetic atmosphere.
In the mid-1980s, Maloyer turned her focus to painting, developing a distinctive figurative style that explores spirituality, human emotion, and inner reflection. Her artworks have been exhibited internationally and are admired for their expressive compositions, symbolic imagery, and harmonious use of color. Through her contributions to both music and painting, Kalina Maloyer created a lasting artistic legacy that continues to inspire collectors and art enthusiasts around the world.
is an Iraqi contemporary artist whose paintings are deeply inspired by the memories, culture, and spirit of his homeland. Through expressive compositions and symbolic imagery, he explores themes of identity, memory, and the human experience, creating works that connect personal history with universal emotions. His art combines rich colors and evocative forms, inviting viewers into a world where nostalgia and hope coexist. Abbas has exhibited his work internationally, including the acclaimed exhibition Wings for Baghdad at the Dar Souiri Cultural Center in Essaouira, Morocco. His paintings continue to be appreciated for their emotional depth, poetic vision, and distinctive artistic language.
Born in 1956 in Besançon, France, spent his childhood and youth in several countries of Equatorial Africa, including Gabon, Congo, Cameroon, and Nigeria. At the age of twenty, he returned to Paris to continue his studies before becoming an entrepreneur in the textile and transport industries. After several successful years in business, he decided to leave everything behind and spend nearly a decade traveling and exploring the world.
Upon returning to France, Christian Guillot devoted himself to painting, drawing inspiration from his travels and the diverse cultures he encountered. His work incorporates influences from Chinese and Arabic calligraphy, enriched by the vibrant colors and luminous landscapes he discovered around the world. Living in the French Alps for more than sixteen years while working as an interior decorator, he gradually gained recognition through local exhibitions, which encouraged him to pursue his artistic career full-time. His paintings reflect a continuous search for harmony, balance, and beauty, creating compositions that invite contemplation and celebrate the richness of cultural diversity.
Born January 17, 1944, in Sarthe, France is a French painter and sculptor. After studying philosophy, architecture, and art history, he worked as a researcher at the French Ministry of Culture and later as a curator of Historic Monuments in Lille. In 1990, he left public service to dedicate himself entirely to art.
Since 2005, Boissé has lived partly—and since 2009 permanently—in Tétouan, Morocco. His work focuses on the landscapes, kasbahs, and souks of Morocco, often highlighting the lives and strength of Moroccan women. His realistic paintings capture the country's beauty while avoiding the stereotypical style of traditional Orientalist art. Through painting and sculpture, Pierre Boissé offers an authentic and sensitive vision of Moroccan culture and heritage.
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