About Me

I’m Löah Salik, a creative professional with a background that moves between photography, marketing, entrepreneurship, and personal development.

I began my journey photographing music and fashion, which taught me how to collaborate with artists, work under pressure, and create visuals that communicate identity. Later, I moved into marketing and communications, working at BOZAR, where I learned how to structure campaigns, communicate effectively, and manage creative projects.

By co-founding Kumo Pancakes, the first Japanese coffee shop in Latin America located in Rio de Janeiro, I developed hands-on experience in creative entrepreneurship, branding, and leading a team from concept to launch. Building a business from zero gave me a practical understanding of execution, consistency, and customer experience.

I’m now based in Paris, focused on writing my first book, leading mentorships, and supporting people who want to execute their ideas with more clarity and confidence.

With a Nubian mother from Wadi Halfa, Sudan, and a Moroccan-Spanish father from Tangier, my multicultural background strongly shapes my perspective and the way I approach creativity, identity, and storytelling.

Today, I offer:

  • 1:1 Mentorships
    For people who want direction, accountability, and support in building their personal or creative goals.

  • Creative Consulting (limited)
    Image direction, campaign management, and brand development for individuals or small projects when it’s the right fit.

My work is about helping people move from intention to action, and build careers, brands, or personal visions that align with who they truly are.

If that resonates, you’re in the right place.

Alawiya Löah Salik

shot by @jordankbs