In Glory Kanga’s striking masterpiece “Recours à la Tradition” (“Return to Tradition”), humanity and nature become one through innovative artistry. This 150cm x 130cm acrylic painting depicts the human form through tree slices, creating a powerful metaphor for our inseparable bond with nature. As an ecological classical artist, Kanga reminds us that in nature lies the wisdom to face our contemporary challenges. Dive deeper into this exceptional artwork…
Born in Central Africa, transformed in Cuba’s plantations, and reborn in Kinshasa’s streets, Congolese rumba carries centuries of history in its rhythms. From Wendo’s “Marie-Louise” to Fally Ipupa’s modern interpretations, discover how a sacred dance became a global cultural treasure that continues to move hearts and feet across continents.
Whether you’re already dancing to Franco’s guitar solos or have never heard of Papa Wembe, this story will transform your understanding of this remarkable music. Beyond the infectious rhythms lies a tale of cultural resilience and creative fusion that crossed oceans and centuries to become the soundtrack of generations. So settle in, maybe put on some rumba, and join us on this cultural odyssey.
Explore “La Croyance dans l’Ombre” (“Faith Amid the Shadows”) by Junior Bile, a stunning oil and acrylic painting that portrays belief and resilience through the innocence of two children. In a compelling video, Junior shares the inspiration and deeper meaning behind this captivating piece, blending traditional and contemporary elements to reflect on faith amid challenges. Don’t miss the chance to connect with this artwork through the artist’s own words and vision.