I absolutely love these electrifying but still vaguely haunting paintings by Senegalese artist Soly Cissé. His work was featured at the Milan furniture fair last month as part of Stephen Burks' "M'Afrique" installation for Italian furniture manufacturer, Moroso. Read about it on iconeye. Also part of the installation was the work of Nubian artist Fathi Hassan (whom I'll be featuring shortly) and the photographs of architect David Adjaye.
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you should check out Wangechi Mutu if you havent already
adore your blog, btw, have added it to my bloglist
:-}
Hello, Coco!
Oh, yes-- she's brilliant. Did see the coverage in Vogue a couple months ago? The Shape Issue?
Thanks for visiting!
Come back again soon...
whoaaaa. this is fullness of sagacity painted as if brushes were emotions and paint were tears.
I am wrapped.
Beautiful work.
wow I love your blog. I just wrote a bit about it at my blog. You can take a look at it here:http://womanofcolour.blogspot.com/
i like your new makeover...
it's quite clean.
Thanks, Cowgirl! It's actually still in progress, as you can probably tell...
I'm loving this artist as well as the new design of the blog. :)
nice red over here the digs are looking fancy. i see i fell off the blog roll :-(
...just not classy enough, i guess.. *tears up*.
Whoops! I'm such a hypocrite. This one of my favorite blogs bar none! Oversight corrected. Place secured, locked and loaded. You totally rock!
Thank you so much for introducing me to a new artist. Her work is moving and inspiring. I have sen thousands of blogs, but this is by far in my top 2. Keep up the extraordinary work!
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