Balikisu Sungbo #1
Kevin-Ademola Sangosanya
Duo Show • Raphaëlle Bertran & Kévin-Ademola Sangosanya
Kévin-Ademola Sangosanya
13/09/2022 - 01/10/2022
Space N°4
Galerie Loft is presenting an exhibition with two talented young artists, Raphaëlle Bertran & Kévin-Ademola Sangosanya. Come and discover their new works at Galerie Loft.
Galerie Loft is presenting an exhibition with two talented young artists, Raphaëlle Bertran & Kévin-Ademola Sangosanya.
Come and discover their new works at Galerie Loft.
Kevin Ademola Sangosanya France - 1996 _____ Sangosanya's works can themselves be seen as metaphysical as well as “physical” (both visual and tactile) “guides” to alignment. Aware that we are still formatted by our condition of gender, age or culture, he understands that only art can allow him to transcend himself. For him, a young, black, mixed-race man, bearer of a double culture and conveying a pejorative image of African culture and identity, the important thing is to question this mixed identity by understanding its origin but also by constructing a new language. to provide unprecedented access. In preparation for his personal exhibition at Galerie Loft in December 2022.
Raphaelle Bertran France - 1992 _____ Raphaelle Bertran's works are constructed like painted oxymorons. Marked by what the artist claims as a “disturbing strangeness” and nourished by in-depth readings of Nietzsche, Bataille and Blanchot, they come in the form of narrative fragments. The mixture of many details and figures, both borrowed from the history of art and from her own visual lexicon, then disturbs the viewer's perception by thwarting any possibility of an all-encompassing reading of the work. Waiting for the personal exhibition in 2023
Kevin Ademola Sangosanya France - 1996 _____ Sangosanya's works can themselves be seen as metaphysical as well as “physical” (both visual and tactile) “guides” to alignment. Aware that we are still formatted by our condition of gender, age or culture, he understands that only art can allow him to transcend himself. For him, a young, black, mixed-race man, bearer of a double culture and conveying a pejorative image of African culture and identity, the important thing is to question this mixed identity by understanding its origin but also by constructing a new language. to provide unprecedented access. In preparation for his personal exhibition at Galerie Loft in December 2022.
Raphaelle Bertran France - 1992 _____ Raphaelle Bertran's works are constructed like painted oxymorons. Marked by what the artist claims as a “disturbing strangeness” and nourished by in-depth readings of Nietzsche, Bataille and Blanchot, they come in the form of narrative fragments. The mixture of many details and figures, both borrowed from the history of art and from her own visual lexicon, then disturbs the viewer's perception by thwarting any possibility of an all-encompassing reading of the work. Waiting for the personal exhibition in 2023
