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Kassou Seydou: Kings of the new Cities

Abidjã, Côte d’IvoireGalerie Cécile Fakhoury24 Junho 2017 - 23 Setembro 2017
Kassou Seydou: Kings of the new Cities

Kassou Seydou: Kings of the new Cities

The gallery Cécile Fakhoury is happy to present works by the Senegalese artist Kassou Seydou in Abidjan for the first time. This exhibition Kings of new Cities explores the duality between rural and urban life.

Kassou Seydou’s work is poetic and very close to narration and he expresses his vision of a complex and changeable world. Using a palette of warm colors and quite animated characters, Kassou Seydou presents us with a world in a constant state of disorder. The works exhibited at the gallery Cécile Fakhoury allow us to immerse ourselves in the allegoric and expressive world of the artist’s imagination. The tensions and alterations which we find in his imagined shapes and figures evoke a critique of society.

Galerie Cécile Fakhoury – Abidjan
Boulevard Latrille, entre le Carrefour de la Vie
et le Carrefour de la RTI, entre la Sodemi
et l’Immeuble Carbone
06 BP 6499 Abidjan 06
Côte d’Ivoire

www.cecilefakhoury.com

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