Interactive installations, augmented & virtual reality, and heritage-driven works — shown in 52 international festivals & exhibitions since 2017. I design experiences for festivals, museums and cultural institutions, bridging France and Morocco.
A practice at the crossroads of digital art, ethno-mathematics and interaction design.
Arabesque geometry turned into collective play — ancestral ornament redefined through mobile interaction and multiplayer gameplay.
A real Moroccan cart instrumented with haptic sensors: six stations, twelve minutes, one question — who owns the memory of a migration?
A city's climate data woven, in real time, into generative rugs following the visual grammars of Atlas weaving.
Amazigh heritage escaped into an arcade cabinet: geometric structures formalized into the rules of a two-player game.
An interface that turns a living linguistic archive into an experience — language as material, memory as system.
A virtual-reality journey through the layered urban memory of the medina.
Clear, turnkey formats for festivals, museums and cultural centers — bilingual (FR/AR) or trilingual (+EN), with local production when relevant.
Deploy an existing work for an exhibition, festival or residency — turnkey.
Creative coding, interaction design, generative heritage — for students & professionals.
On digital heritage, code as material, and North-African creative technology.
A new work designed with your institution and its audiences.
"Zellige Artcade transformed our mediation: within minutes, children and adults enter the geometry of zellige through play, without jargon. Kamel combines rare artistic rigor with genuine pedagogical generosity."
"On the ground, Kamel's work hits home: it instantly connects with audiences and makes heritage alive, tangible, playable."
"FIAV has championed digital creation across Africa and the Arab world for thirty years. Kamel Ghabte's work belongs to that legacy: a practice that binds memory, code and audience."
Preparing a 2026-2027 season, a festival edition or an exhibition? A 20-minute call is enough to see if it fits.