Through his artworks, the Congolese artist, Lango symbolically links the exploitation and overexploitation of natural resources and its consequences: migration, ecological issues and social transformations.
Through his artworks, the Congolese artist, Lango symbolically links the exploitation and overexploitation of natural resources and its consequences: migration, ecological issues and social transformations.
We kick off February with an invitation to make a shift from a throwaway culture to a more sustainable, circular, and mindful approach. Taka Kwako, Treasure Kwangu. Let’s make a difference.
A magnificent story that shines light on the enforced invisibility of economic migrants. Delivery workers have become an indispensable part of city life, especially since the pandemic. Souleymane, from Guinea, sublets the delivery app account in order to work.
Jérémie returns to Saint-Martial for the funeral of his former employer, a baker. He stays for a few days with Martine, the widow. But between a mysterious disappearance, a threatening neighbor, and a priest with strange intentions, his short stay in the village takes an unexpected turn…
This art installation seeks to confront the reality of femicide in Kenya, with real stories, sounds and visceral imagery. It has been produced by Usikimye in collaboration with Creatives Garage and curated by award-the multidisciplinary artist Thayù. The installation asks: what happens when maskan, the Swahili word for “home,” turns into a site of erasure instead of safety?
The film centres on the relationship between siblings, Apolline and Pablo, who are passionate fans of an online video game called Darknoon.
One winter night, Pilar runs away from home. With her, she takes only a few belongings and her son, Juan. Antonio soon sets out to look for her. He says Pilar is his sunshine, and what’s more, “She gave him her eyes”…