Chayma is a multidisciplinary visual artist and illustrator with a tendency to find faces everywhere, then make more of them.

Across digital and traditional materials, Gloulou builds a world of insistent shapes, shifting expressions and big, bold noses (especially the noses!).

She is drawn to how much a face can hold, and how little it takes to change what we see in it. Slight feature adjustments or color play can turn confidence into unease, or give an otherwise playful character something difficult to read or interpret. That ambiguity keeps her curious.

Her compositions tend to be crowded. She leans into forms that accumulate, interrupt one another, and find a rhythm together. Art gives her room to explore the contradictions in how we feel, how we see ourselves, and what we let others see.