Rabibti áTable

Rabibti áTable is a multidisciplinary artist known for their evocative installations and ethereal paintings that explore memory, identity, and the intersection of everyday objects with personal narratives. Born in Tunis in 1987, áTable weaves North African heritage with contemporary global influences, often using found materials, textiles, and organic elements in their work. Their practice is deeply informed by the rhythms of urban and rural life, drawing inspiration from the sights, textures, and culinary rituals of their childhood.

Since graduating from the Institut Supérieur des Beaux-Arts de Tunis, áTable has exhibited widely across Europe and North Africa, gaining recognition for their ability to evoke intimate atmospheres that invite viewers to question the boundaries between art and life. Their work has been featured in major group exhibitions such as the Marrakech Biennale and Paris’s Arab World Institute, with recent solo shows focusing on the transformative power of ordinary domestic settings. Through their inventive approach, Rabibti áTable continues to challenge conventional narratives while celebrating the poetic potential found within the mundane.