Jean Katambayi Mukendi draws from his upbringing in a mining town and his training as an electrician to create intricate installations and drawings that explore themes of energy, technology, and societal structures. His works often employ everyday materials such as cardboard, copper wire, and ink to construct elaborate systems that challenge perceptions of functionality and form.
His art delves into issues of resource distribution, colonial legacies, and the interplay between technology and society. Through his creations, he critiques global inequalities and envisions alternative futures. His installations serve as both artistic expressions and critical commentaries, inviting viewers to reconsider the relationships between technology, power, and the environment. ...
