Kambui Olujimi

Faith Healer 2, 2023140 x 132cmPrice on Request

Details

MaterialGalleryLocation

watercolor on paperGalerie Cécile FakhouryAbidjan

Description

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This powerful artwork depicts a soulful jazz musician in performance. The composition is dominated by bold, vibrant colors - the singer's red shirt, spotty leopard print jacket, and the striking contrasts of light and shadow. The expressive brushstrokes and gestural quality capture the raw emotion and energy of the live performance. The subject matter focuses on the performer's face, hands, and microphone, conveying a sense of the musician's impassioned delivery. This piece appears to be a dynamic, expressionistic portrayal of the transformative nature of live music, reflecting the artist's intention to capture the spirit and artistry of the jazz tradition. ...

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Artist

Kambui Olujimi

As a renowned artist on the New York scene, Kambui Olujimi has been exploring the collective psyche for decades. His sensitive, humorous aesthetic highlights the implicit links between unchecked modes of thinking within contemporary society and the intertwined legacies of colonialism and imperialism. Olujimi draws these "inevitabilities" from the register of the ineffable to make them visible by giving them form and meaning, thus revealing their emptiness. Through a multimedia artistic practice that includes video, sculpture, painting, and installation, Olujimi unfolds a poignant body of work, articulated as a series of political and social commentaries. Historical facts and scientific curiosities mingle with powerful poetry that awakens among viewers a deep sensitivity as an alternative way to apprehend the world. ...

Kambui Olujimi: Artworks

Kambui OlujimiAstronaut, 2023Price on Request

Kambui OlujimiStar Walker, 2023Price on Request

Kambui OlujimiBank Robber + Money Stacks, 2023Price on Request

Kambui OlujimiMemorial Cake, 2023Price on Request

Kambui OlujimiDepth Charts and Chastity Devices, 2023Price on Request

Kambui OlujimiFaith Healer 2, 2023Price on Request

Kambui OlujimiFaith Healer, 2023Price on Request

Kambui OlujimiNight Visions, 2023Price on Request

Kambui OlujimiPython + Prom + Photographer, 2023Price on Request

Kambui OlujimiOcelots + Surya + Stars, 2023Price on Request

Kambui OlujimiApplause, 201817000 EUR

Kambui OlujimiMasked Monuments, 202328500 EUR

Gallery

Galerie Cécile Fakhoury

Abidjan, Paris, Dakar

Galerie Cecile Fakhoury opened its doors in Abidjan, Ivory Coast in September 2012. In May 2018, the gallery inaugurated its second space in Dakar, Senegal and a showroom in Paris, France. Shortly after, in March 2020, a new project space dedicated to emerging artists from Africa opened in Abidjan. In October 2021, Galerie Cecile Fakhoury inaugurated another gallery, opening in the 8th arrondissement of Paris on Avenue Matignon. The gallery promotes contemporary art from Africa and the Diaspora by providing visibility to the artistic diversity and creative spirit from the continent. Through its programming of solo and group exhibitions, participation in international art fairs, biennales, and collaboration with international galleries, Cecile Fakhoury is a leading force putting contemporary African art on the global map. The artists represented by the gallery are distinguished by their cultural identities and stories, they create a new language that crosses geographical boundaries and familiarities. They are observers of the world they live in, critics of society, and committed to their positions living within complex histories. In turn, they ask us to reconsider our own relation to the world. ...