Hind Elamaoui, born on April 19, 1978, in Morocco, is a contemporary painter known for her vibrant works inspired by Cubism. She is the daughter of Colonel El Amaoui El Maati of the Royal Armed Forces, who was the first to raise the national flag at the TAH post during the Green March on November 6, 1975.

Tragiquement, Hind a perdu sa mère à l’âge de cinq ans, un événement qui a profondément marqué sa vie. Face à cette perte, elle a trouvé du réconfort dans l’art, commençant à peindre dès l’âge de six ans. À 14 ans, elle avait déjà monté sa première exposition au Maroc, montrant un talent précoce qui allait continuer à s’épanouir.

Hind pursued academic excellence alongside her artistic activities, earning a degree in English literature. Her unique style, influenced by the boldness of Cubism and inspired by Pablo Picasso, reflects her personal creative vision.

At 18, Hind moved to Pomezia, Italy, to broaden her horizons. There, she joined the artistic association "Le Pleiadi," where she worked alongside professional painters in the same studio. This experience honed her skills and deepened her understanding of artistic techniques.

Throughout her career, Hind Elamaoui has exhibited her works in numerous solo and group exhibitions across Morocco, Italy, Spain, France, and China.

Today, she lives and works in Rabat, Morocco, where she continues to create and inspire through her art.