Eduardo Secci, an Italian art gallery founded in 2013, participates in the 10th edition of 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair London featuring works by the Cameroonian artist Adjani Okpu-Egbe.
Adjani Okpu-Egbe (1979, Kumba, Cameroon) lives and works in London. The artist incorporates in his painting work autobiographical content and investigates a wide range of complex themes relating to Archaeology, Feminism, Patriarchy, African History, Pan-Africanism, Afrocentricity, the African diaspora, and political activism reflective of and transcending the Southern Cameroons Ambazonia movement to highlight specificities within the realm of the global social justice movement. Often, Okpu-Egbe paints on found materials such as reclaimed doors, bubble wraps, and strings.
Courtesy of Eduardo Secci.
Courtesy the artist and Eduardo Secci, Florence, Milan
Courtesy the artist and Eduardo Secci, Florence, Milan
Courtesy the artist and Eduardo Secci, Florence, Milan
