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Press Conference Paris
Where the story began.
- Location
- Titi Palacio, Paris, France
- Date
- Photographs
- 20
- Photography
- Youssef Ayg @youssef.ayg

The visual archive001 — 005
Rallye Sirocco — Edition I
Every moment leaves a mark, like wind upon the sand.
019 · Press conference, Paris · Photo Youssef Ayg
ScrollSome moments we pass through. Others pass through us.
The sirocco is a wind that crosses the desert and carries everything away. These images stay.
From first encounters to desert roads, from glances exchanged to stories shared, this is the visual memory of Rallye Sirocco: a living archive, opened before the very first kilometre, that will grow with every stage and every edition — so that nothing that matters fades away.
Each collection is a chapter of our story. The blank pages are not empty: they are waiting for their images, and for the light of Morocco to develop them.
1 published · 4 coming soon
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Where the story began.
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A new chapter. New encounters. The same spirit.
Automobile Club du Maroc
The next chapter will be written at the Automobile Club du Maroc. Its images will come to live on this page after the event.
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Six days. Unforgettable roads. A human adventure.
From Marrakech to the Sahara
Planned chapters
Six days, six chapters. Each day will have its own album, published as the road unfolds.
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Because the most beautiful journeys are the ones that leave something behind.
M’Hamid El Ghizlane · Aït Ben Haddou
323 children
Here, images will be published with restraint and tenderness, honouring the dignity and privacy of everyone. No identifiable child will appear without recorded consent.
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Before every departure, there are the people who make the adventure possible.
Ongoing Throughout the adventure
What this collection will show
The quiet gestures that come before every departure. This collection will grow over time, as photographs are published.
The next pages will be written on the roads of the Atlas, in the golden light of the Sahara, 18–23 December 2026.