Sarah Haddou (b. 1980) is a French-Algerian artist working across performance, installation, textile art, and sculpture.

 

Drawing on memory, ritual, and spiritual traditions, her work explores the tensions between vulnerability and protection, division and reconnection, degradation and transcendence. Influenced by diverse cultures and religious traditions, she creates symbolic environments that invite reflection on what we inherit, what we forget, and what shapes us beneath conscious awareness.

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Through participatory experiences and ritual structures, Haddou transforms the exhibition space into a site of encounter, introspection, and transformation, where aesthetic experience becomes a tool for reconnecting with oneself, others, and the sacred.

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