

A roll of film from Taghazout


Designing a co-living and discovery experience in Morocco
Flatmates is Italy's strongest creator agency: they live on photos, videos, sets, previews and shots redone ten times. So, for the week of co-living in Taghazout, we decided to provoke them a little: each person got a disposable camera, twenty-four shots with no way to review or delete. A week in Morocco, between surf and the Atlantic ocean, to be together differently. The developed roll at the end was full of moments and memories hard to forget.

"I've been doing this job for years, and I'd forgotten what it means to be in a place without thinking about how to tell its story. Taghazout made me remember."



Letting go of control
People who work in the content industry live immersed in other people's images. A week in Taghazout, with an analog camera in hand and the sea in front of them, gave people back a different gaze — slower, less calculated. When we design a co-living, this is what we work on: creating the conditions for people to reconnect and let themselves be shaped by new contexts, people, and cultures.

