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Bouvy Enkobo studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kinshasa, but left to pursue his career alone as part of “the new wave” generation conflict. Besides painting, he also experiments with collage, photography and video.
Neo Mahlangu is a young, self-taught emerging artist, based in Johannesburg, South Africa. In her work, she comments on womanhood as defined by the cultural, racial and political context of South African daily reality. In her charcoal with acrylic works, she shows sober, powerful female heads in a sleek white surface with an almost mythical appearance.
Laftmonk is a painter and textile artist. She uses weaving as a metaphor for social cohesion to intersect lives and to help create a stronger and responsible social fabric integrating the space of the artwork with the space of the viewer, with works that demand participation or interaction.
Cristiano Mangovo, visual artist, has completed the Academy of Fine Arts in Kinshasa (DR Congo) with additional training in urban scenography and performance. In his paintings and collages, Mangovo has developed various styles and symbols over the years, but always with a surrealistic twist.
Mumpasi Meso is son of the Angolan painter and mosaic artist Za Meso Mumpasi. Mumpasi is a master in orchestrating colors and forms using different techniques and has his own signature in it.
OpenArtExchange is looking to further build its artist portfolio.Are you interested in working with us? Please let us know by filling out the application form below. We prefer applications in Dutch or English, but in French is also accepted.
OpenArtExchange is an independent international art gallery that aims to stimulate and connect promising contemporary visual artists from non-Western countries (particularly Africa, South America and Asia) with the western world of arts and culture.
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