Psycho
Moustache
Photography in five movements
Hamza Lafrouji
Casablanca · 2026
Plate 08 · Le Verre
Psycho Moustache
One hundred plates, one day.
Not by subject — by light. The work moves the way a day does: white morning, blue noon, sand afternoon, red sunset, night. Every style I work in — the street, the interior, the studio, the dream — walks through the same hours, so a wall, a face and a vision can stand side by side and speak the same colour.
Stay as long as you like.
White
Morning. Everything is possible.
7 platesBlue
The sky does most of the work.
8 platesSand
Warmth you can lean against.
12 platesRed
The day ends. The dream doesn't.
12 platesNight
What the city dreams when it sleeps.
7 platesClients & Collaborations
Clients
YSL Beauty· adidas· Jordan· Audi· Elie Saab· Zuhair Murad· Paco Rabanne· Adobe· Fujifilm· Red Bull· Pepsi· Milka
In print
Vogue Italia· Vogue Australia· Harper's Bazaar Arabia· GQ Middle East· L'Officiel· Billboard Arabia· The Red Bulletin· Roll Up
Artists
Noah Cyrus· Tamer Hosny· Myriam Fares· Ghali· ElGrande Toto· Manal Benchlikha· Dizzy Dros
Represented by Firmament (DE)
Who is Psycho Moustache
A photographer born and raised in the streets of Casablanca. Hamza inherited his first camera from his uncle and began photographing Sidi Moumen and Derb Sultan — the neighbourhoods he grew up in — chasing the raw reality of the street and the faces that live in it.
From the street he moved to portraiture, then to working with models, building a language that treats fashion as folklore: Darija proverbs, ritual objects, domestic gestures and popular architecture become the raw material of the image.
Today he moves between international commissions — luxury, automotive, consumer brands — and long-form personal series shot on digital medium format.
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