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Kh Bamba
Senegal
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Artwork details
- Medium : Embroidery, Cotton on Fabric , Other rigid frame under plexiglas
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 63x37.4in
About this artwork
MARRIAGE is an important step in life, so it is a time to celebrate a strong humanity of a very high degree, of union and celebration for very serious commitments and responsibilities for both people. But also a celebration of mutual love. This work magnifies couples of friends who caught my attention by taking beautiful photographs during their wedding ceremonies. Enough to immortalize this beautiful moment and spread this positive and vibrant energy…
that everyone wants to celebrate one day in their life. This work is also part of the universal facts that we can see on a daily basis knowing that love for me is considered the true universal religion.
Kh Bamba
Senegal
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Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Residency Participant
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« Art is the best way for man to relate to what is going on in his society. It allows us to have a common and universal language beyond borders. »
Khadim GUEYE known as Kha Bamba was born on October 20, 1991 in Diourbel, Senegal. He lives and works in Dakar, precisely in Hamo 6, Guédiawaye. In 2013 he passed the entrance exam to the National School of Arts of Senegal (ENA) for training in visual arts and obtained his National Diploma of Fine Arts (DNBA) in 2017, graduating with honors in visual communication. Inspired by his mother, a seamstress, and his uncle, artist Papa Ibra TALL, who did tapestry, a precursor of art in Senegal, he chose textiles as a medium and which he considers a material that has the power to define the identity of a community or a country. His works have been exhibited nationally and internationally. His vibrant abstract expressionist pieces are a fusion of cultures, traditions, and the exploration of his own identity and humanity in general. Kha Bamba combines embroidery and painting techniques with textiles and acrylics on canvas or fabric.
