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Yannis Davy Guibinga – Online Exhibition

En ligneAfrican Arty25 Avril 2020 - 25 Juin 2020
Yannis Davy Guibinga – Online Exhibition

Yannis Davy Guibinga – Online Exhibition

Despite all the upheavals, African Arty moves from the physical to the virtual space with an online exhibition presenting a solo show of Yannis Guibinga’s works.

Yannis Guibinga’s portrait photography is a documentation of a new generation of Africans, unapologetically embracing their many identities and cultures in the face of globalization and Western cultural imperialism. His work also focuses on highlighting the diversity of African identities, as well as how these identities are created through the intersection of different factors such as gender, culture and socioeconomic status. By letting each image tell a different story and illustrate a unique experience, point of view and perspective, Yannis Davy Guibinga with colours, shapes and shadows creates a world of powerful, beautiful and dignified Africans regardless of gender performance, class or sexual orientation.

You can visit the exhibition here: africarty.com

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