Zerrou (b.1982, Casablanca) is a Swiss-Moroccan Transdisciplinary artist currently living and working between Casablanca and Vira Gambarogno.

A graduate of the National Institute of Fine Arts in Tetouan, his artistic practice spans video, installation, and drawing.

Zerrou is known for his exploration of universal symbolic figures and their graphical representations, often drawing inspiration from the symbolic icons of superstition found in Moroccan popular culture. His work frequently engages with local communities, addressing both global and local issues of contemporary relevance.

Zerrou’s work has been recognized both nationally and internationally, with exhibitions at prominent venues such as the Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rabat, the Museum of Photography and Visual Arts in Marrakech, and the New Art Exchange in Nottingham, England, among others. He has also been awarded several prestigious residencies, including at the Dar Al Ma’mûn Foundation in Marrakech, the European Capital of Culture in Valletta, Malta, the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, and the HYam Prize in Hydra, La Regionale, Villa Ciani, Lugano.