A tribute to the origins of Mohamed Rebatchi, inspired by a journey through the Tassili desert.
Ali? nor Massenet – “To pay tribute to the origins of Mohamed Rebatchi I drew inspiration from my journey through the Tassili desert in southeast Algeria, the traditional region of the Tuareg Ajjer or Tuareg people of the West, and the olfactory sensations I experienced. Waking up in the morning after a night sleeping in a tent, I could smell the tea brewing and sherbet Algerian lemonade, as well as the leather of the camels. saddles. A true invitation to travel.”
Ali? nor Massenet – “To pay tribute to the origins of Mohamed Rebatchi I drew inspiration from my journey through the Tassili desert in southeast Algeria, the traditional region of the Tuareg Ajjer or Tuareg people of the West, and the olfactory sensations I experienced. Waking up in the morning after a night sleeping in a tent, I could smell the tea brewing and sherbet Algerian lemonade, as well as the leather of the camels. saddles. A true invitation to travel.”
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A tribute to the origins of Mohamed Rebatchi, inspired by a journey through the Tassili desert.
Ali? nor Massenet – “To pay tribute to the origins of Mohamed Rebatchi I drew inspiration from my journey through the Tassili desert in southeast Algeria, the traditional region of the Tuareg Ajjer or Tuareg people of the West, and the olfactory sensations I experienced. Waking up in the morning after a night sleeping in a tent, I could smell the tea brewing and sherbet Algerian lemonade, as well as the leather of the camels. saddles. A true invitation to travel.”
Ali? nor Massenet – “To pay tribute to the origins of Mohamed Rebatchi I drew inspiration from my journey through the Tassili desert in southeast Algeria, the traditional region of the Tuareg Ajjer or Tuareg people of the West, and the olfactory sensations I experienced. Waking up in the morning after a night sleeping in a tent, I could smell the tea brewing and sherbet Algerian lemonade, as well as the leather of the camels. saddles. A true invitation to travel.”