in an interview with sculpture libende today
Art Culture Meet the Artist

Sculpting Dreams: A Conversation with the Visionaries of “Sculpture Libende Today”

In an exclusif conversation within the vibrant heart of Kinshasa’s art scene, we dive deep with the innovative minds behind “Libende Today”. Amidst the backdrop of towering metal sculptures and the atmosphere thick with creativity, the founders passionately unveil the essence of their collective. They speak of dreams that lay the groundwork of reality, the power of independence while embracing collaboration, and the paramount importance of the artist, not just the art. The narrative isn’t just about magnificent sculptures—it’s about carving a space for artists in today’s world, giving life to their dreams, and the mutual exchange of thought and vision across continents. This isn’t just an interview; it’s an exploration of the soul behind “Libende Today”, a celebration of their unique spirit and philosophy.

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Culture

Beyond Mainstream: Spotlighting Female Musicians of DR Congo

How many Congolese female singers can you name? Not many, right? Then take the time to read this article, where we amplify the voices of the women who’ve defied odds in a music industry that often favors men. As we champion gender parity in music – mirroring the spirit of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 happening now – we are also challenging the dominion of a few famous names. This article is more than a discovery; it’s a call to action. Support emerging talents, celebrate diversity, and let every note contribute to the Congolese symphony.

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Auguy standing proudly in front of his atelier, surrounded by his sculptures and artworks, showcasing his dedication to preserving Congo's cultural heritage.
Meet the Artist

A Conversation on Sculpting and Mentorship with Auguy Kakese

Stepping into Auguy’s atelier, you’re immediately engulfed by a vibrant display of artistry, with sculptures and paintings narrating a myriad of stories. While internationally recognized for his Tintin figures, Auguy’s journey is much deeper, rooted in the rich cultural heritage of the Congo. From being mentored by masters of Kuba Kasai art, nurturing young talent despite the challenges, to redefining his Tintin sculptures to depict a rising Africa, Auguy’s work is a testament to perseverance, creativity, and a profound commitment to preserving cultural legacy. Discover the inspiring journey of this remarkable artist in our interview.

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