Les rassemblement quotidiens, ainsi que les tensions entre les manifestants et l’armée Egyptienne changent peu à peu la géographie urbaine du Caire.

The daily demonstrations and clashes between the people in the streets and the army are slowly changing Cairo’s urban geography.

Many Egyptian cultural initiatives thrived in the euphoric energy settling in downtown Cairo since the revolution. Art is rising from the streets.

ENCODE est plus qu’un studio de designers, c’est un laboratoire de recherche explorant de nouvelles techniques informatiques appliquées au design.

It was the ongoing revolutionary phase in Egypt that inspired ENCODE to start working with patterns from traditional Islam. The design studio and research lab in Alexandria is developing new ways to present traditional Islamic patterns using mathematics and digital tools.

Tunis hosts an electronic music and arts festival known as the E-Fest – a way to encourage the development of a new art scene and mix cultural voices.

Four brides in flowing white gowns, astonished passers-by in Damascus as they marched through the heart of the Medhat Pasha bazar. They held a stoplight-red banner reading: “For the sake of the Syrian people, the civil society declares a halt to all military operations in Syria.”

“Detained: Confessions of Palestinian children Imprisoned by Israel”, documents children’s stories and aims to lend a voice to those silenced by fear.