Ghita Skali is a Casablanca-born, Amsterdam-based artist. She works with installation, video, and performance to explore how fiction, rumor, and marginal stories can reveal the absurdities of institutional authority and political power. Her practice often intervenes in public discourse, blending critical inquiry with playful subversion.
Her work has been shown in diverse spaces such as Karachi biennale, Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam), Palais de Tokyo (Paris), Kunsthal Extra City (Antwerp), 1646 (The Hague), Cairo Off Biennale, Le cube (Rabat) and Triangle (Marseille).
Her work has been shown in diverse spaces such as Karachi biennale, Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam), Palais de Tokyo (Paris), Kunsthal Extra City (Antwerp), 1646 (The Hague), Cairo Off Biennale, Le cube (Rabat) and Triangle (Marseille).
