• France •
Acrylic, Organic material on Canvas , Wood
16 x 12 in
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Medium :
Acrylic, Organic material on Canvas , Wood
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
16.1x12.2in
About this artwork
Identification scarification of the BAATONU, a people of northern Benin. In this ethnic group, scarification plays a very important role in the hierarchy, it allows to identify very precisely the origin of the members in the community and it has an initiatory and warlike dimension.
Beninese visual artist Paterne Dokou explores painting, sculpture, photography, and textiles, drawing on a rich self-taught and academic background. His Cut and Paste technique combines Xwéda scarification, recycled materials (rubber, burlap), and a cutting and collage gesture evoking traces and repair. Through his profound, hybrid style, he weaves powerful narratives about memory, identity, and collective resilience, conveying an intense emotion of dialogue between past and present, tradition and modernity, without ever forgetting ecological responsibility.