The path for two (Morocco, Fez)

In Fez, in the heart of one of the oldest medinas in the Islamic world, the guidance of a blind person by a loved one is much more than a simple trip: it is a gesture of solidarity rooted in Muslim culture, where accompaniment is seen as an act of faith, respect, and collective responsibility . This type of social connection—discreet but fundamental—still persists in cities where human proximity prevails over the dematerialization of relationships.

In the face of global urban standardization, these practices embody a slower, more attentive, more embodied relationship with life . Here, guidance is not medical or administrative assistance: it is an ancient relational gesture , transmitted without institution, which redefines sight as a collective affair.