Colour and code at Alliance Française with Houda Bakkali

Set inside the library at Alliance Française Chiang Mai, this self-guided exhibition presents digital works by Houda Bakkali that lean into bold colour, graphic composition and layered visual storytelling. The works combine illustration and digital collage, often built around stylised figures and symbolic elements that reference identity, communication and contemporary life. Rather than following a fixed narrative, the exhibition is designed as an open viewing experience where visitors move through the works at their own pace. The library setting adds a quieter context, contrasting with the high-saturation visuals on display. It’s a compact show, but one that’s easy to engage with, offering immediate visual clarity while still leaving room for interpretation across repeated viewings.

Alliance Française Chiang Mai Library. Charoen Prathet Road. Until May 2